DevGRG/International Development Planning Review Paper Prize: Eligible scholars are asked to send a paper title, abstract, and maximum 4-page paper outline/summary to Dr Sarah Peck (DevGRG co-chair [email protected]) by 30th November 2026. Please see attached poster.

We're looking for new committee members! Our vacancies for 2025-26 include: -Secretary -Communications coordinator -Conference Coordinator -Event Coordinator. Terms normally last for three years. If you're interested in hearing more, please get in touch⬇️

👏We are still looking to sponsor sessions at the @RGS_IBG's Annual International Conference in August 2025!👏 January 27th is the deadline! ⏰⏰⏰ Details can be found here: developmentgeographiesrg.org… Sponsorship advantages include:

📢 Call for abstracts! ❗️Decolonising development geographies of children, young people and families: An online PGR symposium 📆15 January 2025 deadline for submission 📕Inviting postgrads of all research stages 🤝Joint event with @gcyfrg ⬇️Full details below

Some advantages of DevGRG session sponsorship: 📆27 January deadline! full details here developmentgeographiesrg.org…

Come join us for our next event! 📢Roundtable: Creative approaches to development geographies 🗓️19 February 2025, 2-3.30pm 📍Online, free Sign-up: rgs.org/events/upcoming-even… We have a fantastic line-up of speakers: Dr Jaskiran Kaur Chohan @drkatyjenkins and Prof Amanda Rogers 🔥

It's lunchtime @RGS_IBG #AC2024 - come join us for a natter at the RGS Members' room now to find out more about our research group, meet folks working in the development geographies space, and to have a relaxing break from all the fabulous conference sessions 💚

We're closing the workshop with a final reflective session 💬 Participants are collecting key themes and takeaways from the workshop, lessons for their own research, teaching and practice, and how we might share our conversations✍️📽️🗣️ It's been a fantastic 2 days @RGS_IBG

Thank you for joining us online and in the room for the book launch - it's been a fantastic way to think through some of book's themes Josefa brilliantly highlighted the importance of emphasising racism when analysing green colonialism and environmental policies @cabotinstitute

Our second session started with some fun games to stimulate discussion on theatre in participatory action research led by the fantastic Prof Angelo Miramonti 🙌 Angelo is using theatre as a decolonial method and way for communities to assess policies and seed collective action💡

This morning, we're starting off our second day at the 'Decolonising Development Geographies' workshop with another fantastic keynote by Prof Miriam Lang She's asking what the Global North/South binary hides and makes visible from a decolonial, feminist perspective🌍 @PactoSur