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October 17, 2017 Apps / Children / Children's Literature / Digital Picturebooks / ipad / Literacy / storytelling / Technology

TOUCHING ART: Apps for children and fine art

Nina Alonso has recently become Dr. Alonso after successfully defending her PhD on poetry for teens in France and Spain.

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October 23, 2012 storytelling

Into the White

by Zahra What would happen if Literature, Anthropology and Scientific Endeavour met on a severe barren glacial fjord? Perhaps they

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Children’s Literature at Cambridge is a blog run by the graduate community of the Centre for Research in Children’s Literature at Cambridge.

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We are in the festive spirit! Some of us got together for tea, cakes, chats and a little bit of Secret Santa. It’s becoming a bit of a tradition for PhDs to get together just to see each other before everyone heads off for the holidays. All were welcome and it was so good to see those that could make it #secretsanta #naughtyornice #childrensliterature #yalit #crclc #feelingfestive🎄 #phd #phdlife #universityofcambridge

Have you seen the Call for Papers for our upcoming conference? No? Then head on over to our newly redesigned blog https://cambridgechildrenslit.co.uk to check it out! The deadline for abstracts is January 15, 2020. Email letstalkaboutsexinya@gmail.com for more details and stay tuned to us here and on Twitter and Facebook #YAsexy #letstalkaboutsex #conference #yalit #crclc #universityofcambridge #cfp #abstracts

We hope you're excited about Book Club tomorrow Tuesday 19th November in Macaulay from 5:30-6:30PM! We will discussing The Last Spell Breather by Julie Pike 📚 Can't wait to see you there! #readinggroup #childrensliterature #yalit #thelastspellbreather #juliepike #crclc #bookstagram #universityofcambridge

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/

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