🧵1/ Being the Renaissance man that I am, venturing beyond my usual stuff about Diaspora and #GlobalDev, I’ve penned something rather personal. Discover my latest in the journal: #HigherEducation, on "Appreciating Dyslexic Thinking in Qualitative Research"

Interesting article by @dized on Band Aid 40: "Do They Know it's Christmas?" which references my research on humanitarian representations and African Diaspora, alongside other key players in the field. Check it out 😊

RT @kingsartshums: 📸 As Band Aid marks 40 years since its release, new research by Dr @ed_ade1 and @JessCrombie evaluates how visual storyt…

6/6 Discover how we can transform humanitarian storytelling by prioritising the voices and experiences of those most affected. Read our full paper for an in-depth look at these essential issues.

RT @ConversationUK: Dyslexia can actually be an advantage for university researchers

For those who find research papers a bit, well, “stuffy” or just haven’t had the time to trawl through my latest piece, no worries—I’ve got you covered! Check out this accessible, reader-friendly take on dyslexic thinking in academia with @timeshighered:

@DrHelenKara @DrAimeeGrant My pleasure 😀

Of interest? @SumanPrinjha @MadeByDyslexia @ncjbrown @DyslexiAcademia @KCLDocStudies @drarunverma @luciejones83 @cteeger @aliyahrao @paulashwin @AudreyAlejand @FloraCornish @ellie_knott @Ellenfelicity21 @GordonCE @marnie_howlett @MarioLuisSmall @milton_damian @NomadicMScott