Professor of Feminist Geography, @UCL_BSP, @TheBartlettUCL. Editor @GPCJournal. Chair @GFG_RGSIBG. #Firstgen. Alter-ego: Elsie Unheimlich.
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ALT Come and get involved in planning the group’s activities for the coming year at our Annual General Meeting (AGM) All welcome on 6th September, 14:30-16:00 (BST). Join in person in the Lowther Room at the RGS-IBG in London or online. For online registration, email Ellie Jupp e.f.jupp@kent.ac.uk
ALT GFGRG Sponsored Sessions Wednesday 28th: Gender and Feminist Geography Social, 13:10-14:25, ICL* Royal School of Mines, Room 301c. Bring a packed lunch, snacks provided Thursday 29th: Everyday Geographies of Gender and Finance, 9.00-10.40, ICL Sir Alexander Fleming Room 119. Mapping caste-gender intersections in urban geographies of the Global South 1 & 2, 9-10:40 & 11:10-12:50, SALC (Sherfield Building) Room 7. Future techniques, protagonists and spaces: A critical reflection on geographical speculation 1 & 2, 14:40- 16:20 & 16:50-18:30, Blackett Lecture Theatre 3. Friday 30th: Geographies of non-reproduction, 9-10:40, RGS-IBG Council Room. New & Emerging Research 1: 09:00-10:40, ICL Royal School of Mines G41. New & Emerging Research 2: 11:10-12:50, Online Room 1. New & Emerging Research 3: 14:40-16:20, ICL Sir Alexander Fleming Room 119. Re-reading Janet Townsend's 'Women's voices from the rainforest' 30 years, 14:40-16:20, RGS-1BG Council Room. * Imperial College London (ICL)
ALT A shortened version of black and white poster: GFGRG dissertation prize. The dissertation competition is now open and accepting entries for the best UK University based undergraduate dissertation on any issue relating to geographies, feminisms and gender. First prize is £100 and £50 is awarded to two further highly commended dissertations. The dissertations should usually be 10,000 words or more and should be submitted as a PDF file, along with a copy of the appropriate departmental dissertation regulations and a (post-September) contact address for the student. We are asking the dissertation supervisor, with the support of the student concerned, to complete a short form (please email Margot for copy). Departments may not submit more than one entry. Dissertations submitted as part of a degree in the 2022/23 academic year can be submitted and awards will be given for the 2022/23 academic year and the 2023/24 academic year. Submissions to: RubinM@Cardiff.ac.uk) Deadline: 31 July 2024
ALT A shortened version of black and white poster: GFGRG dissertation prize. The dissertation competition is now open and accepting entries for the best UK University based undergraduate dissertation on any issue relating to geographies, feminisms and gender. First prize is £100 and £50 is awarded to two further highly commended dissertations. The dissertations should usually be 10,000 words or more and should be submitted as a PDF file, along with a copy of the appropriate departmental dissertation regulations and a (post-September) contact address for the student. We are asking the dissertation supervisor, with the support of the student concerned, to complete a short form (please email Margot for copy). Departments may not submit more than one entry. Dissertations submitted as part of a degree in the 2022/23 academic year can be submitted and awards will be given for the 2022/23 academic year and the 2023/24 academic year. Submissions to: RubinM@Cardiff.ac.uk) Deadline: 31 July 2024
