
Dr Charlotte Webber (she/her)
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Research Fellow at @UoELiteracyLab @EdinburghUni / @scottishbktrust | formally at @NeuroAlli_UoE | #ActuallyAutistic
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Looking forward to talking about neurodivergent representation in YA fiction at School Library Association (SLA) next month - sign up to come along! sla.org.uk/Public/Event_D…

Books that reflect our diverse society are vital for supporting young people's understanding of themselves and others. Join Dr Charlotte Webber (she/her) to gain insight into the importance, benefits and potential risks of neurodivergent representation in YA fiction. 👉🏼buff.ly/3xzXp9k


Neurodivergent characters in YA fiction: who is being represented? Blogpost by Dr Charlotte Webber (she/her) based our research with Scottish Book Trust BookTrust National Literacy Trust. Learn more here: scottishbooktrust.com/articles/neuro… UoELiteracyLab Moray House School of Education and Sport CAHSS News | The University of Edinburgh


Our Dr Charlotte Webber (she/her), an Autistic researcher on our neurodiversity and narrative fiction project, shares research and insight on writing neurodivergent characters including advice from neurodivergent teens. scottishbooktrust.com/articles/neuro…

Books that reflect our diverse society are vital for supporting young people's understanding of themselves and others. Join Dr Charlotte Webber (she/her) to gain insight into the importance, benefits and potential risks of neurodivergent representation in YA fiction. 👉🏼buff.ly/3xzXp9k



Looking forward to speaking about neurodivergent representation in #YA fiction at School Library Association (SLA) next month! Among other things, I'll be talking about our recent publication, which you can access for free here >> journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… UoELiteracyLab

How do neurodivergent young people want to be represented in fiction? Our UoELiteracyLab research: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/li… by Dr Charlotte Webber (she/her) Katie Cebula Dr Catherine Crompton + with Scottish Book Trust BookTrust Strangely Magical + more is out!

I can't believe it's really time to announce that I passed my viva! It's been an absolute pleasure to work alongside such a wonderful team over the last 3.5 years📚Now just looking forward to whatever comes next! Sarah McGeown Katherine Wilkinson Lynne Duncan Scottish Book Trust


Our latest blog by Dr Charlotte Webber (she/her) explores the difference between co-design and co-production in the NEST project. You can read more about the project and how to join the online launch on June 13 in our blog coproductioncollective.co.uk/news/co-design… #coproduction #neurodivergence @NeuroAlli_UoE


Join us to discuss the pleasures of reading with Joanne Harris & Scottish Book Trust as we reflect on the relationship between fiction reading and wellbeing, drawing on insights from The Leverhulme Trust project. In-person/livestream tickets here: cymerafestival.co.uk/cymera2024-eve… UKLA


This time next week! Very excited for the online launch of the Neurodivergent Peer Support Toolkit (NEST) - still time to sign up to hear all about this free resource from Dr Catherine Crompton Katie Cebula Dr Charlotte Webber (she/her) Dr Sarah Foley Sue Fletcher-Watson & importantly members of the co-design team!

There couldn't be two more deserving winners🏆I couldn't have asked for better supervisors than Sarah McGeown and Katherine Wilkinson (and my research wouldn't even have existed without their partnership!)📚 Huge congratulations both!


Peer support groups can create a safe space for neurodivergent students to have fun with their peers, engage in activities and explore feelings related to their own neurodivergence, explains researcher Dr Charlotte Webber (she/her) as she outlines how to set one up tes.com/magazine/teach…

Really enjoyable & informative half hour tuning in to Dr Charlotte Webber (she/her)’s recorded session. Our pupils loved participating in Dr Webber’s pupil- focused & led research, giving them a voice. Some really useful tips & suggestions for schools & libraries. Scottish Book Trust Reading for Pleasure 🧶
