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3rd Cambridge Symposium on Cognitive Approaches to Children’s Literature

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Don’t forget it’s reading group this week and it’s in Ibberson 2 @homertoncollege 📚 This week we will be discussing Internment by Samira Ahmed. We look forward to seeing you, all are welcome! #readinggroup #crclc #childrensliterature #yalit #bookstagram #internment #samiraahmed

Reading group is back! Hurrah! Come and join us this Tuesday for Will Grayson, Will Grayson by John Green and Daivd Leviathan at 5.30 in Macauley, Homerton College #readinggroup #yalit #childrensliterature #readinggoals #bookstagram #crclc #universityofcambridge

Today's blog post represents a statement from the graduate student community in support of the CRCLC's administrator, Lucian M. Stephenson, who has been informed by the Faculty of Education at the University of Cambridge that his position is at risk of redundancy. Part of the reason the faculty has given for this decision is the number of PhD students available to do such administrative work for free in return for experience. We in the PhD community believe Lucian to be anything but redundant and would like to take this opportunity to voice our support for Lucian and to inform our wider community that until this matter is resolved all uncompensated graduate student labour undertaken on behalf of the centre, and by extension the faculty, will cease. Today we will be sharing messages of support for Lucian across our social media channels, after which point communications will cease. These channels are student-run and as our labour has been deemed worthless it is being withdrawn. Please read our letter to Faculty below: https ://cambridgechildrenslit.wordpress.com/2019/07/24/in-support-of-our-support-staff/

A huge congratulations to our MPhil students who handed in their dissertations earlier this week! 🎉 🎓 🎉Well done to you all, you’ve worked incredibly hard and you deserve a good rest now! We want to wish you the best of luck in your new adventures wherever they may lead you #childrensliterature #yalit #picturebooks #crclc #mphil #dissertation #studentlife #writing #universityofcambridge #bookstagram #illustration

Our PhD candidates researching disability in children’s literature, Anna Purkiss @annapurkiss and Carrie Spencer, attended #19ccds @liverpoolhopeuk this week. What a fantastic opportunity to hear presentations on a diverse range of topics as well as getting know other scholars working in disability studies. Anna also presented on her PhD research, giving a paper on ‘Interdisciplinary Approaches to Researching Disability in Children’s Literature’. #disabilitystudies #research #interdisciplinary #childrensliterature #yalit #crclc #conference #phd #phdlife #diversity #universityofcambridge

We have a huge week in the centre with not one but two new Doctors! Congratulations to Dr Anna Savoie @anna.savoie who passed her final viva on Thursday and Dr Sarah Hardstaff who passed her final viva the following day! We are so proud of you both and well done on all of your hard work! #congratulations #passed #finalviva #phdlife #doctor #crclc #childrensliterature #yalit #universityofcambridge #celebrations

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