Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday for our first session back 🥳 and a massive thank you to Anthony G. Reddie for sharing some of your wisdom 🙏🏽
Next week: Student Work-in Progress Panel
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TORCH Oxford Dr Chantelle Jessica Lewis Holly 🌿 they/them

NEW EXHIBITION! I Keep saying I'm going to be more active in sharing my work, but lord knows my cup is full!

Happy to announce that tickets for BEYOND THE BASSLINE British Library are on sale. The exhibition explores 500 years of Black music in Britain
bit.ly/BLBeyondTheBas…

I can recommend this article: 'We’ll see things they’ll never see: Sociological reflections on race, neurodiversity and higher education' in The Sociological Review, by Chantelle Lewis Dr Chantelle Jessica Lewis & Jason Arday journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00… (open access)

Black wxmen are made of Magic

Millennials, we have really suffered in this life omg.

Latest episode of Surviving Society with Kim Johnson MP JENGbA & the incredible Joe Appiah (Cleeshay).
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Because I know y’all love my post #chemotherapy hair growth.
Keep hope alive!
#Cancer

🤩What a privilege it is to witness Holly 🌿 they/them - the incredible scholar, leader & event director

We’re getting free this year

🥳 Kicking off 2024 with my favourite Surviving Society! This is the perfect epsiode for new  listeners wanting to learn about the practice of public scholarly work.
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

In latest episode of Surviving Society
Jason Arday interviewed me about the history of the podcast and our objectives for the future of the platform <3

We were delighted to be part of this BBC Radio 4 programme, which is airing tomorrow at 7 am. Guest editor Jason Arday is focusing on adult literacy & talked to some of our adult students to hear how our courses have helped transform their lives.

'There was a step change in what it felt like to be Blur.'

Blur drummer Dave Rowntree tells guest editor Prof Jason Arday about the 'odd experience' of going from a small indie band to a Brit award-winning group after the release of their album Parklife in 1994.

#R4Today

Good morning - today's #R4Today guest editor is Professor Jason Arday.

After learning how to read at the age of 18, and becoming the youngest black person ever appointed as a Cambridge professor earlier this year, Jason will use his programme to explore adult literacy.

Meet the 16th ESA Porto Conference Plenary Speakers.

Know more about the second plenary on the topic of Trust. Dr Chantelle Jessica Lewis and Jason Arday will talk about 'I'll Stand By You: Love, Trust & the Politics of Neurodiversity' bit.ly/3No0EGd

Submit your abstract today!

✨Public sociology and Prof Jason Arday getting the platform it deserves!!!!

On 30 December, Professor Jason Arday, who this year was named as one of the youngest people ever appointed to a Professorship at Cambridge University, will look at the stigma and shame associated with low literacy in adults.

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