Mel Green
@melalygreen.bsky.social
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Black matricentric intersectional feminist | Lecturer in Education Studies @OpenUniversity | Member of @radicalmothering | Co-author of Mothering at the Margins: Black Mothers Raising Autistic Children in the UK 🇵🇸
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🌟 Exciting news! My book "Mothering at the Margins: Black Mothers Raising Autistic Children in the UK" (co-authored with Dr Claire Malcolm) is coming out on 8th July! With a foreword by Professor Jason Arday! Available for pre-order now!
#BlackMothers #AutismCommunity
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Book cover for "Mothering at the Margins: Black Mothers Raising Autistic Children in the UK" by Claire Malcolm and Melissa Green. The cover features a mint green and white geometric design. Text describes it as an interdisciplinary investigation into Black mothers' experiences raising autistic children, with foreword by Jason Arday. Published by Lived Places Publishing as part of the Gender Studies collection edited by Jan Etienne and Reham Elmorally.
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measuredandslow.bsky.social
Hey a thing I really don’t want to get lost here is that while Tylenol doesn’t cause autism, IT’S FINE TO BE AUTISTIC. Let’s not grant them the premise that autism should be eradicated in our way to correct the science, okay? Okay.
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benpatrickwill.bsky.social
A social sciences and humanities reading list on AI in education 🧵
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davewalker.bsky.social
Possible causes of your problems. It’s a diagram that (sadly) still seems relevant in 2025, so reposting a year and a bit on.
Diagram titled 'Possible causes of your problems'. On the left hand side, subtitled 'Yes': Funding removed from local councils, growing gap between rich and poor, multinational companies not paying their taxes, lack of new affordable housing, government not investing sufficiently in schools and healthcare. On the right hand side, subtitled 'No': Picture of small boat, with arrow; 'People fleeing horrific situations that you and I can't imagine'.
melalygreen.bsky.social
Knock down Ginger. I grew up in Bedfordshire.
melalygreen.bsky.social
How is GenAI changing student assessment? Join Open University's @welspraxis.bsky.social ARIA hub for a discussion with Prof Kathleen Quinlan & Dr Dave Thomas on Culturally Sensitive Assessments in the Age of GenAI
Tues 30th September at 1-2:15pm. Register here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/culturally...
Culturally Sensitive Assessments in an Age of GenAI
Join us for an interactive session from the editors of 'Culturally Sensitive Curricula Scales', presented by the OU Praxis ARIA Hub.
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melalygreen.bsky.social
It's like dude, can you just be a person rather than a brand at least for introductions?!
melalygreen.bsky.social
Thank you. I cannot emphasise enough how much that irritated me.
melalygreen.bsky.social
I pre-ordered straight after I read the sentence that ended with ..."sense of wonder at the cosmos from a Black feminist perspective". This genuinely looks like a book I didn't know I needed but that I must have. So exciting!
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marcusjdl.bsky.social
I know genocide supporting ghouls lack empathy so I want them to imagine this was their neighbourhood. Islington maybe. The house you own - gone. Your neighbours - dead. The businesses where you met friends for coffee or brought food - destroyed
melalygreen.bsky.social
✨Save the Date: Saturday 13th September 2025✨
Our first book launch for "Mothering at the Margins" with the incredible Marsha Martin of Black SEN Mamas!
Families welcome in all their stimming glory! 💙
Panel, workshop & book signing.
Email me for updates on venue and time: [email protected]
Save the date announcement featuring The Open University and Black SEN Mamas logos. Central image shows the book cover "Mothering at the Margins: Black Mothers Raising Autistic Children in the UK" by Claire Malcolm and Melissa Green, published by Lived Places Publishing. Event details include book signing, interactive workshop, and panel discussion, facilitated by Marsha Martin, coming to a London venue TBC on Saturday 13th September 2025. Bottom right shows an illustration of a Black mother holding and looking lovingly at her young child.
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vijayramjattan.bsky.social
Check out my latest article, which explores how vocal accent, a seemingly auditory construct, reinforces the problematic idea that race is simply something we see.

It is open access, so there is no excuse not to read it:

doi.org/10.1111/ijal...
This is a screenshot of the title and abstract for the article, which can be read by clicking on the link of the post.
melalygreen.bsky.social
Thank YOU for sharing 🙏🏾
melalygreen.bsky.social
Ahh this old classic!
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isabellefk.bsky.social
Parents/carers/educators 👋 While our children still have a legal right to education & health care that meets needs, SEND charity IPSEA has excellent guidance on securing an effective EHCP/challenging a poor one. The template letters are super helpful 🙏 www.ipsea.org.uk/Pages/Catego...
melalygreen.bsky.social
This looks incredible!
blackangst.bsky.social
🌍 Dive into Tao Leigh Goffe’s *Dark Laboratory*—a visionary exploration linking colonialism’s legacy to today’s climate crisis. Unpacking Caribbean histories of extraction & racism. #DarkLaboratory #ClimateJustice #DecolonizeThePlanet #CaribbeanEcologies #ClimateActionNow 🌱
melalygreen.bsky.social
Thank you so much, Mimi. I would check out my acknowledgements when you can 🤭
melalygreen.bsky.social
🌟 Exciting news! My book "Mothering at the Margins: Black Mothers Raising Autistic Children in the UK" (co-authored with Dr Claire Malcolm) is coming out on 8th July! With a foreword by Professor Jason Arday! Available for pre-order now!
#BlackMothers #AutismCommunity
amzn.eu/d/djSyVzs
Book cover for "Mothering at the Margins: Black Mothers Raising Autistic Children in the UK" by Claire Malcolm and Melissa Green. The cover features a mint green and white geometric design. Text describes it as an interdisciplinary investigation into Black mothers' experiences raising autistic children, with foreword by Jason Arday. Published by Lived Places Publishing as part of the Gender Studies collection edited by Jan Etienne and Reham Elmorally.
melalygreen.bsky.social
It was my absolute honour to collaborate with you, Gruff!
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welspraxis.bsky.social
The June episode of our Praxis podcast is now available 📻This month @melalygreen.bsky.social chats with Paulette Johnson and @gruffmadrigal.bsky.social about Reciprocal Mentoring as a racial equity intervention. Grab a coffee and have a listen: open.spotify.com/episode/1VlE...
Episode 6: Reciprocal Mentoring as a racial equity intervention with Gruff Madrigal, Paulette Johnson and Mel Green
Praxis Scholarship Hub Podcast · Episode
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