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Interested in sound, politics, feminist ethnography, and what it means to try to do ethnographic work through these times? Join us on October 31 for an event in French with Q&A in French & English at UOttawa More info: eventbrite.com/e/le-paysage-s…

If you're interested in being part of our #AAG2025 conference sessions in radical planning but haven't submitted an abstract yet, please get in touch. We may still have room for a few more presenters.

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New zine drop on geoz.one! "Safer without Police" is a primer on the history of policing and movements for abolition in Australia! Check it out on our online archive!

UPDATE: We still have spots available for our sessions in radical planning. We are happy to consider abstracts before the #AAG2025 deadline October 31. 👇

I'll be talking about this paper next week at Department of GPE, highlighting how the settler-colonial practice of quit-rent became a racialized form of segregation and dispossession. Awesome to be able to collab with Jason Jurjevich!!

Concert fundraiser tonight, Thursday Oct 24 8pm at the Rainbow, for Bank Block Tenants. Bank Block Tenants is a tenant group fighting mass eviction on Bank St, between Nepean & Lisgar by their landlord Smart Living Properties. The concert is to raise funds for LTB hearings legal fees.

I am lucky to have a family doctor, BUT like a lot of people I know, my doctor had to move their practice out of downtown. Meaning those of us who technically have a doctor but don't have a car have a $45 taxi bill both way because it's also not accessible by public transit.

Looking forward to taking part in the Toronto launch of the fabulous book How to Abolish Prisons, by Justin Piché, PhD and Rachel Herzing, alongside Tiina Eldridge and Jessica Evans. Come on out if you are free!

Our latest - a review by Sarah Gelbard Sarah Gelbard, PhD of "#Unit29: Writing from Parchman Prison" by Mississippi Prison Writes Initiative" ed. #LouisBourgeois #prisonwriting progressivecity.net/single-post/re…

🥁Drumroll please 🥁 Our #1 most read article of 2024 is Reimagining Safety, Advancing Visions for a Decarceral City: Dispatches from Community Organizers by the Carceral Studies Research Collective (inc. Sarah Gelbard, PhD + Justin Piché, PhD) progressivecity.net/single-post/re…