Colloquia
What would happen to our geographic analyses if we wholeheartedly approached Latinx women and non-binary people as significant, multifaceted spatial thinkers and actors who form Latinx feminist geographies?
The Colorado Geographies event will feature a panel of community leaders, elders, and activists living, working, who express the everyday ways of enacting life affirming geographies in the here and now.
Practicing hope keeps the possibility of change alive鈥攁 methodology against fear in dismal times. And while the dismal touches all too many places in multiple registers these days, countertopography is a way of marking the common effects of, and responses to, large-scale processes in disparate locations.
Aaron Strain听Professor and Baker Ferguson Chair of Politics听Whitman College听Abstract:听Dreams of "unf**king the planet" and "saving the world" with massive seaweed-based carbon dioxide removal (CDR) projects
Dr. Robin Roth听Professor of Geography听University of Guelph听Abstract:听The Conservation through Reconciliation Partnership is a Canada-wide network of Indigenous thought leaders, scholars, conservation
Dr. A铆da Guhlincozzi听Assistant Professor of Geography听University of Missouri听Abstract:听This presentation covers the recent work in health geography focused on vulnerable populations by Dr. A铆da Guhlincozzi and colleagues.
Dr. Clancy Wilcott听Assistant Professor听University of California, Berkeley听Abstract:听This talk discusses a series of critical cartographic interventions undertaken in collaboration between local Indigenous,
Dr. Michael Fabris Blackfoot Scholar Assistant Professor University of British ColumbiaAbstract:In this presentation, I analyze the Piikani Nation鈥檚 attempts to halt the construction of the Oldman River
Huatsen Gyal Assistant Professor Anthropology Department Rice University听AbstractDrawing on a group of Tibetan pastoralists鈥 efforts to make environmental documentary films as a means of creating alternative narratives of their relationship to
Dr. Cypri Jehan Paju Dale Research Fellow University of Wisconsin MadisonAbstractIn Komodo National Park, the natural habitat of world鈥檚 largest living lizard known as Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) and the indigenous people of Ata Modo, a