A bittersweet moment - no child should live through this, and no child should need to bear witness and protest to convince adults that what’s happening in Palestine is wrong 💔

Come work alongside a great team for some qualitative work looking to improve the lives of children with neurodisabilities 👏🏼

Enjoyed giving this lightening talk today with Alison at the Learning & Teaching conference- at whatever stage students are at in their education journey, it’s extremely important we make sure each individual feels a sense of belonging to ensure their educational success!

Great event today learning about the culture of play and some great speakers (eg Ben Dickenson ) - it’s interesting how much as adults we could benefit from play to know how to engage in play with children - I’m all for an adult playground on campus 😎 @NCL_ChildYouth #NUcore

Looking forward to this online conference next Tuesday on the unheard and unseen voices of babies - sign up in the link below:

Enjoyed co-chairing this session at National Centre for #FamilyHubs conference with Monica Hingorani Joy to hear from Dr Stella Louis Lorna Crossan Parent Participation Lead Anna Freud & Sorayah Mbuthia North Northants. Delighted to briefly mention our work Ben Dickenson Ian Robson Arwa Katab

Thank you for the opportunity to present our work on WP medical student experiences. Arwa Katab Jason Boland #ReframingWP

Looking forward to learning about how we can improve children’s health and wellbeing using tech at NIHR Hacking Child Tech event 🙌🏼 tickets still available in the link below (free event!):

‘A quite baby is easy to ignore’, and so we need to make more conscious efforts to open up opportunities to be attune with infant voices. Really important work led by Dr Bronia Arnott on this 👏🏼

I’ve never seen immigrants or Muslims doing this on the streets of my home.

The Sunderland I'm proud of , people coming together to sort the mess up and tidy. The new local MP speaking very well

It’s important that all educators recognise that children learn from everything that they experience, including racism and stereotyping. We must reflect honestly on our own behaviours if we are to help children to understand and respect differences.