Sign up for our *hybrid* AAG session, "Feminist geographers talk about White feminism!" It's an experimental panel/dialogue feat. all of us talking about how White feminism shapes feminist projects & how to move beyond it. All info & signup form here: bit.ly/41hDWoA

Join us and Latinx Geographies on Thursday from 3-5pm for a guided tour of the Denver Art Museum! The event will be guided by Viki Eagle (featured curator) and Lakota Elder Sid Whiting Jr. Following the tour is dinner around 5:30 at Tocabe, a Native-owned restaurant!

We are starting to roll up in Denver for #AAG2023 - we hope you can join us for some of the events we have planned!

There are so many amazing sessions and of course I'm missing some on Thursday and of course others I want to see overlap 😩 Happy #AAG2023 everyone!

AAG DAY ONE! Apologies for being off to a late start this morning, but here are our sponsored sessions for March 23rd...

Looking for some excellent sessions to attend to day?? THREAD of LxG sponsored sessions!!

"Reflections from a Cis Discipline," the video, with responses from Sage Brice + Rae Rosenberg (he/him) is live at American Association of Geographers c/o Oscar Larson! Watch here w an AAG login aag.secure-platform.com/aag2023/solici… -- pls share widely! (Scrnsht from talk of Erin Reed's work.)

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Is there a future for trans people in geography? 👀Watch my talk (12 mins) on queer&trans futures in geography - why it can feel like there isn't a future here & how we might change that. Based on my paper in Dialogues in Human Geography "whose geography, whose future?" bit.ly/3Gjg2jA

The LBQT*S Dating & Hookup App survey is live! If 18yo+ & identify as #lesbian, #bisexual, #queer, #trans, and/or #sapphic, take the survey at bit.ly/LBQTSdating. Please RT widely! Let's find out what LBQT*S people think & experience @ their dating/hookup experiences online!

Can't wait to read! Overjoyed witnessing how woc geography grad students are transforming the discipline. Felicidades Carla Macal, Ph.D, MSW 🍉 and Kim 🎉🎉🎉❤️❤️❤️

one useful reading technique is working toward and/or embracing the analytical frame of the scholars you respect. (1)

It's been ten years since I've been to my first MALCS_MujeresActivas Summer Institute and too many years since I've been back. This space changed my life and I'm so grateful to be back 🎉🎉🎉

Also excited to see I'm not the only geographer here. Still probably the only person from Toronto tho 😂

Online 1st: Jack Gieseking @[email protected] 'Reflections on a cis discipline' "A trans* radical geographical imagination is the recognition,celebration,&defense of the existence of trans people in place, in space,&in motion...the exis-tential right for trans people to be" journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/02…