In case you missed it, tenure-track Geog hire: urban sustainability, urban adaptation to climate change, physical climate sustainability, adaptability in urban environments, uneven vulnerability to climate change caused by social and political inequality.
https://t.co/JIkf9gztiy
Come work with me! Interested in a funded MS in Geography and Env Systems with a focus at the intersection of #communitygeography and #politicalecology? ICARE is a rad program ... ⬇️
Exciting news 📣📣📣 the 2023 Urban Geography Plenary Lecture at @theAAG will be given by Prof @raquelrolnik with Dr @asher_ghertner & Prof @AyonaDatta https://t.co/oRT3Gu9UrD More info to come
World Regional Geography: In 4 months take 100 1st years from 20 different majors who don't even know the word 'periphery' & teach them the economic, political, cultural, historical and f*¢king physical geography. Of THE WORLD. As that world shifts wildly beneath you.
That's a basic idea in geography too; on shared public spaces you've got Staeheli, Mitchell, Neil Smith, Harvey, Brandi Summers, but for interior shared space, Rashad Shabazz's Spatializing Blackness comes to mind, esp. the kitchenette chapter.
Geographers, what else?
A (wonderful & very patient) editor is looking for a reference to cite backing up a basic idea in architecture, that shared space like hallways & streets contribute to social life, and my saturated brain is drawing a blank. What's the foundational work here? Holly Whyte? Jacobs?
Okay #gischat, what's a good example of when you need symmetrical difference that *isn't* something you can do with clip/erase? I've only ever needed it a handful of times, and can't remember why - and was struggling to come up with an example when teaching?
Excited to use this beautiful 'field guide' (which reads like poetry) by TU Geography professor @kelseybhanrahan and @gouchercollege's @EmilyBillo.
It's in the user-friendly downloadable conference proceedings:
https://t.co/UyaeHvcvTG
Congrats to our @TowsonU colleague @dowellml on this biting call-out of one of academia's dangerous contradictions.
In Harvard Law's Bill of Health
#MasksWork
100%. "Schools that have officially departed from masking, incl. begrudgingly 'allowing' people to still mask if they individually choose to do so, are stating an ongoing commitment to purposeful exclusion"
Omg y’all @WTFisGeography has been around for only like 10
days, has 1300 followers, and people are saying the sweetest things about how it is helping them get thru grad school! And two people have reported adding the tweets to their syllabi! 😊🥺😭🥰
Online 1st: 'The view from here', an editorial by S&S managing editor @OswinNatalie on writing, reviewing, and editing during pandemic times
https://t.co/j4atzmftjb
Lots of Covid around now. If someone in your household is sick, minimize risk of spread by opening windows, putting fan in sick person's window facing out, portable air cleaner near the sick person, humidifying to 40-60% might help and wouldn't hurt (more relevant in winter).
Jordan, Shortridge, & Darden measure the degree of underrepresentation of ethnic & racial minorities in geography, investigate the reasons for the disparity, and call geographers to act on representational equity: https://t.co/5jLTlqU6gd #BlackGeographies@LatinxGeog@BlackGeogs
Two Black geographers studying Black geographies announced tenure this week (so far) and another gave us the reveal of his new book! Congratulations @camillahawth @_blusummers and @JovanLewis! So excited for the future of the @BlackGeogs universe.