#Colleagues

Zoey Dixon

Zoey_Dixon

Here are some simple things children's librarians, who work in public libraries or schools can do to support black people and be an anti-racist. Look at your stock collections, update

lawprofblawg

lawprofblawg

Good morning, colleagues. Let's play a game. We'll call it the "Can LPB Be Outraged?" Game. Rules: You tell me you are in a zoom class with each of the

Louise Savage

louisejsavage

Less vanity related learning from this week 1) Sorting out access points so that our people and Estate are protected, whilst we open up spaces for @nottmhospitals is so much

Emily Michot

EmilyMichot

I dropped to PT & took our 1st born on baby friendly assignments the first several months of parenthood ⁦⁦@MiamiHerald⁩ 21 yrs ago. We tried to make it work the

Ellie Price

_ellieprice_

I don’t think people truly understand how draining it is at the moment working in retail/a pharmacy. A lot of people in the past have told me to get a

Zoë Plant

ZoePlant89

I would strongly urge everyone to watch #Hospital on iPlayer. This is the hospital my sister works at (as a nurse on the covid drug trials in episode 2), and

Robert Mahon

RobertCMahon

I honestly don't know how any academics are holding it together right now. I feel like everyone I know that actually cares about their students and their projects is in

Liz Watts

lizwatts101

I’m still working today but it’s less manic so I have a bit of time for reflection. What have I learned over the last three weeks? 1. Councillors play an

wannabeaPhDiva

artofPhDisaster

I was already aware but it doesn’t suck any less to hear from colleagues that, no, they don’t and really haven’t spent multiple hours each morning dealing with admin. If

Clara Vulliamy

ClaraVulliamy

A short thread on inclusivity without caveats: the wellbeing and safety of all of our colleagues, books for all children, and the human cost of ‘opinions’ without accountability. 1/6 These

Prof Kate Wall

kate_wall98

Practitioner enquiry tip of the week: supporting practitioner enquiry communities. I often get asked whether you have to be an 'expert', whatever that is, to support colleagues who are undertaking

WheatNOil

WheatNOil

This is sort of the thing isn’t it?We can add beds and ventilators but there’s only so many people who know how to care for the people in them. You

Amy Catalinac

amycatalinac

Understandably, focus will be on those planning to physically immigrate *to* the US and who now can’t. But spare a thought for your (likely junior) academic colleagues who already live

John Cook

johnjcook

67% of cops think police killings of black citizens are "isolated incidents" https://www.pewsocialtrends.org/2017/01/11/behind-the-badge/ 92% of cops think protests against policing practices are motivated by "bias" agai

Amit Thadhani

amitsurg

All respiratory patients irrespective of whether COVID or not are being diverted to COVID hospitals for treatment. There are no ICU beds available in most of these hospitals for this

Kathryn MCCT 🙋🏼‍♀️

Arithmaticks

My mum told me her colleagues have been bashing teachers in their WhatsApp group today. Saying that their kids aren’t getting enough support from online lessons, and it’s not differentiated