Time to rest! #T2M22 #T2MPadua

Unruly Landscapes No.1, guest-edited by Margherita Cisani, Laura Lo Presti, L. Pearce, narrativegeographies & @chiararabb is finally out as a SI in Transfers! The first outcome of a wonderful conference co-hosted by our Centre and CeMoRe in 2020. Enjoy the reading! berghahnjournals.com/view/journals/…

Congratulations to narrativegeographies, Laura Lo Presti, Paola Molino, Federico Mazzini & Margherita Cisani for a beautiful panel, chaired by Tania Rossetto, talking about im-material variations on mobility infrastructures in comics, maps, handwritten news, hacking culture & park trails!

Introduction — Unruly Landscapes: Mobility, Transience and Transformation (Transfers Vol. 12, Issue 1) bit.ly/3MCKlDT #freeaccess Margherita Cisani Laura Lo Presti narrativegeographies #mobilitystudies

Looking forward to this! And consider joining us if you happen to be in Padua on Friday!

Some shots from the interdisciplinary colloquium MOBILE STORIES, STORING MOBILITIES we co-hosted with Aberystwyth University on Friday for the launch of our Memorandum of Agreement. Thanks to all the speakers and participants involved in this enriching story-mapping experience!

In issue 199(2) Saxinger et al. wrote about cartographic storytelling in ethnographic research. In 200(1) Laura Lo Presti's Reflection piece offers further theoretical perspectives on the humanistic potential of maps: doi.org/10.11143/fenni… #anthropology #geography #cartography

Reimagining Mobilities across the Humanities (voll. 1-2) is now out! Enjoy the discount code below as you order your copy...

if you happen to be in #Padova this afternoon: join me for a discussion of the #geographies and #geopolitics of #migration with colleagues Mobility & Humanities (MoHu) Laura Lo Presti @chiararabb thanks to Tania Rossetto for the invite!

It has been a beautiful and fascinating adventure for our MoHu members trying to reimagine mobilities across the humanities. The result? A new book, in a 2 volume set, that you cannot fail to read after watching this video! 📽️youtu.be/G-Qq7qqNUSk

Many international PhD students decided to visit our Centre this year. What about coming along to listen to their beautiful projects? The Colloquium MOVING THEORIES, MOVING METHODS will be held on May 29, h. 3 pm, in Sala Alpi at the Geography Section. mobilityandhumanities.it/2023/05/22/mov…

Come to visit us!

Excited to announce my keynote piece "The Mediterranean hypersea" in the latest The Architectural Review issue focusing on the Mediterranean! I am diving into inspiring essays and works that capture the vibrancies and turbolences of this region. thearchitecturalreviewstore.com/products/medit…

We are looking forward to your thoughts and critiques of mapping!

Huge congratulations to our passionate graduates of the MA in Mobility Studies! Wishing you all a bright future filled with success and achievements! Here’s one of our students, Yihan Wang, celebrating with an awesome commission of historians, geographers, and anthropologists.

A new MoHu PSD project is live! Led by Laura Lo Presti, MOBILITY ON THE EDGE aims to rethink borders, mapping and mobility through a multidisciplinary lens—exploring liminal spaces, counter-mapping, and processes of human/nonhuman movement. 🔎 Learn more: mobilityandhumanities.it/2024/10/14/mob…

Had the privilege of speaking at the Geography Berkeley Colloquium at UC Berkeley, starting with a key question: Can maps be human? Engaged in insightful discussions on how maps 'move' us, working as infrastructure of feelings. events.berkeley.edu/geog/event/259…