Unfortunately I’m one of those people with both Crohn’s Disease and AS. I was diagnosed with AS in 2019, and Crohn’s in 2023. It is extremely challenging juggling two chronic illnesses with life, a young family (three children 2 and under), and a career, but I try my best 🙏

Researchers at King's College London have developed a website for family members of people with Crohn's or Colitis. They want to find out if the website is practical and well-liked by family members of people with Crohn's or Colitis.

click here: ow.ly/JCyf50R7mhs..

Another key journal - Childhood - has also joined this initiative! Thx again for all supportive editors ❤️

So delighted to have been invited to take part in this webinar in my capacity as Co-Editor of Children's Geographies. I look forward to sharing my own insights into supporting inclusive publishing and capacity building for less experienced authors 😌

A really interesting read for anyone considering incorporating audio feedback in their marking 🎧🎤

So lovely to work with you again Bernie Carter and others 🥰

So happy to share this! Always lovely working with you Bernie Carter Professor Imelda coyne

Please let Catherine know if you’ve included any chapters from this book in your reading lists, including mine and Dr Samantha Wilkinson chapter on ‘mobile phones, social media, and text messaging’ (its also an excuse to plug it again! 😝)

Have you used our book in your teaching? I would love to know if you have included our book on the reading lists of your modules. Please add a comment or drop me a DM to let me know the institution / Programme / module. (Nadia von Benzon Mark Holton 🇪🇺 Dr Samantha Wilkinson)

Great work Bernie Carter Professor Imelda coyne and contributors 👏👏👏

Amazing 👏👏👏

DIY Methods, our conference-by-zine on experimental research, returns in 2024! Send us your zine idea by April 15th.
diymethods.net

'Pain, No Gain? A Joint-Autoethnographyof Our Working Lives as Academics with Chronic Illnesses'
by Dr Samantha Wilkinson and Dr Catherine Wilkinson
An autoethnography by two female academics at Manchester Metropolitan Uni and Liverpool John Moores University
ojs.bonviewpress.com/index.php/IJCE…

I’m so excited to share about this new work! Edited by Bonnie Slade and Prof Peter Mayo, two legends in the field of Adult Education and Critical Pedagogy, and myself, this book has chapters on gender, migration, social class, intersectionality, decolonisation, and more!

Happy #WorldBookDay !

Our free e-book and accompanying animation, 'Meet Our Crohn's and Colitis Cats', explains the conditions for younger people in a way they can understand, whether it's you or them living with Crohn's or Colitis.

crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/cats

Congratulations once more Professor Evans ❤️. Once PhD supervisor, forever supporter 👏👏👏

Congratulations 👏👏👏

What a privilege to facilitate this fantastic group of Liverpool John Moores University academics. Blown away by your passions, talents and generosity. LJMU is lucky to have you Liverpool John Moores UniversityResearch Liverpool John Moores UniversityOrgDev