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Been a while since I read a book in one sitting before breakfast. It’s that good. Warm, insightful, informative, not complacent, constructive. Highly recommend this by Tomiwa Owolade

Brilliant ⁦Tomiwa Owolade⁩ ⁦The Times and The Sunday Times⁩ and so true

Having the chance to hear Tomiwa Owolade talk about his book #ThisIsNotAmerica was a Green Man highlight 💚

Art by a tortured soul is only half the story thetimes.com/article/451314… So good, as always, from ⁦Tomiwa Owolade⁩

“Creativity… is a universal human activity” - such a beautiful article from ⁦Tomiwa Owolade⁩: thetimes.com/article/451314…

Updating lectures and assignments for my University of Surrey modules for 24/25. Looking forward to taking students through this lot Hannah White, Vicky Spratt, Peter Apps and Tomiwa Owolade.

Took some pics on my recent trip to the French Riviera.

For the New Statesman, I have written a review of a book I didn't like about race and education: newstatesman.com/culture/books/…

Tomiwa Owolade is such a measured and thoughtful voice on this topic. Worth a read.

This, from Tomiwa Owolade, is really good. Not often the media uses accurate statistics about exclusions. newstatesman.com/culture/books/…

This is worth a read

Really excellent - and informed (don't take it for granted when discussing schools) - review by ⁦⁦Tomiwa Owolade⁩ in the ⁦The New Statesman⁩ How racist are British schools? - New Statesman. newstatesman.com/culture/books/…

Very interesting review. Tomiwa Owolade is such a good commentator. newstatesman.com/culture/books/…

The current discourse around race I see is so ironically counterproductive. This review by Tomiwa Owolade covers many of the reasons why.

I'm speaking at the Berwick Literary Festival on October 13 at 4pm. eventbrite.co.uk/e/tomiwa-owola…

👇 Seeing Tomiwa speak was a highlight of Green Man ... if you can go to this, do, you won't regret it!

This from Tomiwa Owolade is such a lovely read for a miserable Monday. Really love that The Times and The Sunday Times has him and James Marriott writing thoughtful, intellectual, hopeful columns. thetimes.com/article/29d66a…

Nicola Burkinshaw Tomiwa Owolade The Times and The Sunday Times James Marriott I agree completely. Few columnists these days treat you as a grownup - Tomiwa and James show that it’s possible to write thoughtfully as well as entertainingly.

Incredible writing about disability from Tomiwa Owolade If u do anything today, read this.

It's been a privilege to be a judge on this year's Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction. Congratulations to all the authors who have been longlisted. The shortlist will be announced next month and the winner in November. x.com/BGPrize/status…