📣 The "Annals of the American Association of Geographers" seeks contributions for a special issue on the topic of Social-Ecological Crises and Possibilities. Abstracts should be submitted by March 31, 2025. Learn about submission details and guidelines: bit.ly/3BQ506t

🌍 Get the ultimate #EarthScienceWeek experience! 🌋🔬 Grab the #ESW 3-Pack Kit now and explore hands-on activities from 2022, 2023, and 2024! 🎉📦 Don't miss out. Order yours today! 🛒 geosciencestore.org/earth-science-…

In the beginning, aerial photography was initially only black and white, but soon along came color to brighten things up. It allows us to see in a wavelength of electromagnetic energy beyond what our eyes could see. The possibilities were endless! Read on: bit.ly/3Q7hYQM

Celebrated for her work on feminist geopolitics, Dr. Lorriane Dowler (Penn State Geography) is a 2025 AAG Fellow! In addition to mentoring a generation of scholars, she has documented the ties between the gendered spaces of daily life, state politics, and power. bit.ly/3CG8fO7

Create data visualizations📊. Simplify decision-making💡. Our next live training seminar will show how ArcGIS Dashboards can help you with the above! Join us on March 20—register today: ow.ly/3tCo50UXLAz

🚀 Manjaro Linux Tutorials 08: How to split/merge PDF files for FREE using PDF Arranger 🎥 Watch the tutorial: youtu.be/XuT1-h8kYj8 📚 Check out the full playlist for more tips: youtube.com/playlist?list=… PDF Arranger: github.com/pdfarranger/pd… #Manjaro #Linux #Tutorials

Very honored to give two keynotes about GeoAI at the 2025 datascience@uw Data Science Research Bazaar and American Association of Geographers 2025 Tobler and TGIS Distinguished Lecture in GIScience. #GeoAI is fostering more and more interdisciplinary collaborations and innovations.

#AAG2025 kicks off today! Registration is located on the first floor of the Huntington Place Convention Center: - March 24 – 27, 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM - March 28, 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM Online registration will remain open throughout the meeting. bit.ly/3RSWkki

✨ 2025 AGSG Annual Business Meeting Photo Dump ✨ A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at the AGSG Business Meeting during AAG 2025! And once again, congratulations to our incredible award winners—your work continues to push boundaries in geographic research! 👏👏👏

💖A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for the inspiring keynote by Dr. Harvey Miller, the 2024 James R. Anderson Medalist.💖 Your presence and engagement helped make this session truly unforgettable!

🚀 GeoAI Tutorial 17: Create a Labeled Dataset for Deep Learning 🌍 Learn how to create a labeled dataset interactively in a Jupyter environment—no desktop GIS required. Use your dataset to train powerful deep learning models. 🎥 Watch the full tutorial here:

📢Invitation to Contribute to AGSG Spring 2025 Newsletter📢 We are pleased to invite you all to contribute to the Spring 2025 newsletter. If you would like us to add anything, please email Chinedu Nsude at [email protected] by Friday, April 18th, 2025!

🌟 BIG NEWS! 🌟 We now have an Esri Training LinkedIn group! 🎉Join the group: ow.ly/2y1L50VwVWG Connect with fellow learners, share your GIS experiences, and stay updated on the latest ArcGIS training opportunities and resources.

📢 The Applied Geography Spring 2025 Newsletter is now live! 📢 This edition highlights recent activities, upcoming events, and exciting opportunities across our community. A big thank-you to everyone who contributed to this issue. community.aag.org/appliedgeograp…

Multi-term lecturer position in physical geography and geospatial techniques available at the Department of Geography and Atmospheric Science, the University of Kansas bit.ly/4kugP3n apply by 23 Jun 2025

Did you get last week's "Job Flash?" Check out eight new jobs hiring across the country! Be sure to sign up to receive future notifications like this: buff.ly/CjadaR9

Seeking academic articles on professional advancements and research in the discipline? Focusing on short articles in academic/applied geography, "The Professional Geographer,” provides a forum for new ideas and emphasizes empirical studies/methodologies. buff.ly/p0KlE2g

While geography may be a small discipline in the U.S., its strength is grounded in an understanding of our interconnected world and global reach. Read more from William Moseley on how we should embrace geography as an international discipline: buff.ly/jg2YfHU

Professor position in social and cultural geography with a particular emphasis on socio-spatial differences and/or (in)justice research available at the Department of Geography, University of Innsbruck bit.ly/4km0o8l apply by 29 Aug 2025

Although recent headlines have drawn attention to naming conventions, maps have always been political. Derek Alderman, prof at @utkgeography, says: Maps are... shaped by decisions about what matters, who gets to be seen, and how the world should be understood. buff.ly/Tea3gJd