Reinstate Kate Greenaway's name on CILIP illustration award, a statement by Dr Rose Roberto and Tamsin Roswell, petition creators
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Jo Keen
3 years ago
I agree with all the sentiments in this partition. Having a buddy author illustrator daughter, I want her to have something to aspire she can connect with. Something she can relate to.
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Tinni Bannerji
3 years ago
Ridiculous! Bring back Greenaway's name!
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katherine sian Hodgins
3 years ago
Kate Greenaway deserves more recognition.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
It would be a travesty to discontinue use of Kate Greenaway's name in connection with this prestigious award. In this day and age, we cannot afford the name of another accomplished woman to be cast aside - especially one who has inspired generations of children ... and illustrators!
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Jo Anne McKinley
3 years ago
Please reinstate the medal in the name of Kate Greenaway, a true illustrator.
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Rose Roberto
· petition starter
3 years ago
Yoto does audio books.
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Margaret Gaskin
3 years ago
What is the objection to Kate Greenaway? That she is only some woman who drew stuff? Look at the list of winners proud to have accepted the award. Why destroy the value of the award for commercial considerations.
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Ana De Carvalho
3 years ago
This is an appalling violation of the original Library Association's pride and joy, rightfully celebrating a wonderful artist from the past
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Who is Yoto in the field of illustrators and writers? Bring back the right name.
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Danielle Plaskitt
3 years ago
Stop selling history
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Deb Dempsey
3 years ago
Greenaway’s erasure was venal and underhanded. Make amends yeyquickly!
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Donna Herring
3 years ago
Please bring back the Kate Greenaway medal!
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David
3 years ago
Keep the Greenaway name for the award
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Sally Henderson
3 years ago
Reinstate as The Kate Greenway award
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R Bell
3 years ago
Disgraceful
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Nikki Grossi
3 years ago
Please reinstate Kate's name. So important for her memory, for women and for the illustrators whise wirk we cherish.
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J Steinbach
3 years ago
What did Carnegie or Yoto ever illustrate?
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Murray Callahan
3 years ago
Please keep Kate Greenway’s name on this award - having an industrialist seems antithetical to what illustrators hold dear.
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Hazel
3 years ago
Let's celebrate illustrators by removing the name of the woman honoured since 1955 in the name of the award with a man.
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Tony Jones
3 years ago
Exceptionally disappointing from CILIP in sidelining the name of such a distinguished woman illustrator.
I agree with all the sentiments in this partition. Having a buddy author illustrator daughter, I want her to have something to aspire she can connect with. Something she can relate to.
Ridiculous! Bring back Greenaway's name!
Kate Greenaway deserves more recognition.
It would be a travesty to discontinue use of Kate Greenaway's name in connection with this prestigious award. In this day and age, we cannot afford the name of another accomplished woman to be cast aside - especially one who has inspired generations of children ... and illustrators!
Please reinstate the medal in the name of Kate Greenaway, a true illustrator.
Yoto does audio books.
What is the objection to Kate Greenaway? That she is only some woman who drew stuff? Look at the list of winners proud to have accepted the award. Why destroy the value of the award for commercial considerations.
This is an appalling violation of the original Library Association's pride and joy, rightfully celebrating a wonderful artist from the past
Who is Yoto in the field of illustrators and writers? Bring back the right name.
Stop selling history
Greenaway’s erasure was venal and underhanded. Make amends yeyquickly!
Please bring back the Kate Greenaway medal!
Keep the Greenaway name for the award
Reinstate as The Kate Greenway award
Disgraceful
Please reinstate Kate's name. So important for her memory, for women and for the illustrators whise wirk we cherish.
What did Carnegie or Yoto ever illustrate?
Please keep Kate Greenway’s name on this award - having an industrialist seems antithetical to what illustrators hold dear.
Let's celebrate illustrators by removing the name of the woman honoured since 1955 in the name of the award with a man.
Exceptionally disappointing from CILIP in sidelining the name of such a distinguished woman illustrator.