Just like an impromptu hangout can be as fun as a formal gala, even an informal green space can provide the benefits you’d get from an official park. https://t.co/1cBuMpFvqm
We're expanding the EJ/CJ Syllabus! We're assembling examples of databases on more specific EJ/CJ topics or for specific communities. We're also assembling resources on cases, keywords, organizing networks + more! Feel free to add ideas here or message me! https://t.co/wfBdu3DaKd
We're hiring! The Department of Geography & GIS at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign is looking for an assistant professor with expertise in climate justice and/or environmental justice: https://t.co/mOyxB1nwfW (1/2)
Available in Early View - FRINGE FINANCIAL ECOLOGIES AND PLACE-BASED EXCLUSION: A Tale of Two Cities by Ian Dunham & Alec Foster
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Announcing our second annual CGC Spirit Awards, recognizing "a CGC member or group of members who have made exemplary contributions to advance research projects rooted in the spirit of Community Geography." Applications due by 1/23/23. More here: https://t.co/gFsg6gkli6
The theme for the 2023 issue of you are here: the journal of creative geography is COUNTER/CARTOGRAPHIES. Accepting all creative genres! We will release the full call for submissions very soon. In the meantime, please RT to spread the word and follow us to stay tuned!
so very excited to see this collection of brilliant essays in the world in the special issue on Global Black Ecologies of Environment and Society that Justin Hosbey, Hilda Lloréns and I edited out and just in time for your Fall syllabi. https://t.co/KBdBnL0Ggq
A UM-led analysis by @UMSEAS finds that only 1% of Detroit's vacant land is being used for gardens. The new study recommends scattering future gardens across the urban landscape rather than clustering them. https://t.co/L3Oy4u2atF
Do you work at the intersection of climate justice and urban sustainability? If so, we're hiring an Asst. Prof. of #climatejustice@sunyesf! Come work with me. https://t.co/vlmzuMORx1
Urban agriculture in Detroit: Scattering vs. clustering and the prospects for scaling up https://t.co/GvRMMHIwIb New study in the journal Cities by @joshnewell of @UMSEAS and colleagues at @IllinoisStateU@MSUExtension@ASU. Funded by @NSF .
New article with @SaraMeerow & @aleclfoster on how to scale-up production of urban agriculture in Detroit and policy challenges, including land tenure, legacy pollutants, and bureaucracy. Interviews reveal gardens planted for cultural ecosystem services
https://t.co/8LxnlG0yHC
Excited to share this call for an in-person workshop on “Land Technologies” that @JennyElaineG and I have been brainstorming for a while now! https://t.co/Ke2ks3PuJO
We are excited to announce that the guiding idea of the Twelfth Annual Dimensions of Political Ecology (DOPE) Conference will be “Radical Imaginings & EcoFuturisms.” DOPE 12 will take place Thursday, March 24 - Saturday, March 26, 2022.
Come work with me!
We're hiring for a tenure track position in Physical Geography: https://t.co/RAdbKlGrex
I am on the search committee and happy to answer any questions about the position, working at ISU, or living in the Bloomington-Normal area
The Handbook of Critical Resource Geography is out! There is so much in here - follow this thread to learn about the chapters and authors - we'll post 4-5 summaries a day. Hope this helps while you prep your syllabi! https://t.co/bTDOZldkpy