I’m devoting my 100th blog post to a look back over the previous 99, and over the 20 months or so since my first post. It is a chance for me to think about the process of blogging – and an invitation to you to check out some material that you may have missed.
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This website is managed by Tim Gill. Tim is interested in the changing nature of childhood. His work - which embraces writing, independent research, consultancy and public speaking - aims to have a positive impact on children's everyday lives.Search this website
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- Missed the launch events for ‘Urban Playground’? Watch again and read more here
- Announcing 2 launch events for ‘Urban Playground’
- A reminder of the significance of play in lockdown
- My new book ‘Urban Playground’: Sneak peek and seasonal discounted price
- A vibrant young city is building better neighbourhoods for early childhood. Can it sustain and broaden its impact?
- Covid-19 and children: what does the science tell us, and what does this mean as the lockdown is eased?
- Academics highlight children’s need for street play during lockdown
- UK Government action on children’s play during the coronavirus crisis
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- Shout out to some inspirational women who are leading and shaping the growing call for more #childfriendlycities:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 10 minutes ago
- RT @OutdoorPlayMayo: Places are going fast for our upcoming conference 'Leave no Stone Unskipped' - a forum where educators, parents, stude… 2 hours ago
- Missed the launch events for my new book? Want to watch again? Here is where to head. And thanks to @udlondon and… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 6 hours ago
- Children are not all the same. Lockdown has had a massive effect on their lives - but in different and contrasting… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 6 hours ago
- Good to see @WeAreCyclingUK supporting this legal case against a council that took down a segregated cycle lane des… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 9 hours ago
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