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Call for Participation

The deadline for submitting has past.

All are welcome to attend!

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SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
To submit a paper, panel, or workshop idea for this conference please review the information below and submit your abstract using this link.
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See Scheduled Workshops below! Great for Junior Scholars & Graduate Students!
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How To Participate in the Conference

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Pre-Recorded Paper or Panel Sessions (Flipped Conference)

We welcome proposals for individual papers, sessions or panels that question, cross, or reject boundaries, including disciplinary borders, geopolitical divisions, and academic/ activist divides. 

 

A flipped conference paper is a presentation that can be based on fully formed academic papers, papers in progress, or a sharing of initial thoughts. This format both allows participants across multiple time zones to view the presentation ahead of time and provides opportunities to improve accessibility options for viewers (e.g. closed captioning, Google translation). Flipping the sessions will allow for more discussion and questions at the in-person conference, while also incorporating feedback and questions from remote audiences. A flipped paper or panel session can contain up to 5 pre-recorded presentations (of up to 15 minutes in length) which will be uploaded to the conference website in advance of the conference for participants to view. Each session will include a chair-led discussion with the authors of the flipped papers and include time for questions, answers and discussion with audience members.  

 

Topics could include, but are not limited to:

  • Climate change 

  • Critical race and feminist geographies

  • Extractivism and dispossession 

  • Disciplinary conventions and agendas

  • Geopolitics

  • Intersectionalities

  • Pandemic feminisms

  • Migration and methodology

  • Queering feminist geographies

  • Transnational praxis

  • Feminist Mentoring, Self care and Allyship

  • Feminist Dissidence and Agency in the Global South

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To Propose a Pre-Recorded Individual Paper, or a Pre-Recorded Paper or Panel Session Proposals, please submit your abstract using this link by March 1, 2022.

DEADLINE EXTENDED TO March 8, 2022

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Please note: individual papers will be allocated to a suitable session upon acceptance.

 

Live (synchronistic) Panel Sessions (virtual and/or in-person)

A live panel session will involve up to five participants presenting on/discussing a chosen theme or topic. (presentations not required to be uploaded in advance). A live panel session will last for 75 minutes and will include a chair-led discussion with panelists and audience participants.

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Topics could include, but are not limited to:

  • Climate change 

  • Critical race and feminist geographies

  • Extractivism and dispossession 

  • Disciplinary conventions and agendas

  • Geopolitics

  • Intersectionalities

  • Pandemic feminisms

  • Migration and methodology

  • Queering feminist geographies

  • Transnational praxis

  • Feminist Mentoring, Self care and Allyship

  • Feminist Dissidence and Agency in the Global South

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To propose a Live Panel Session, please send us your abstract using this link by March 1, 2022:

DEADLINE EXTENDED TO March 8, 2022

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​Live Workshop Sessions

A workshop will last for 75 minutes and provide the space for live discussion and other activities online and in Colorado. Activities might include Q and A sessions, sharing experiences, reading groups, or workshopping in-process papers, CVs or grant proposals. We encourage the involvement of organisers and participants drawn from outside of academia and across all career stages.

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Scheduled Workshops Include:

  • Experiences of BIPOC faculty and students in departments of Geography regarding academic mentorship and peer support

  • Developing embodied listening as critical praxis

  • Writing for Non-Academic Audiences

  • Using performative mapping to visualize spatial inequality

  • Reproduction, reproductive rights and reproductive justice

  • Conducting feminist social media research

  • Pushing against Coloniality in European Cities: Activism, Art and Feminist Geographies

  • Book Proposal Review

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We also welcome suggestions for workshops that push boundaries in other ways, on topics such as:

  • Teaching feminist geographies

  • Decolonizing the academy

  • Building solidarity across national contexts

  • Being a feminist geographer

  • Mentoring and career development

  • Publishing

  • Abolition and collective organizing

 

To propose a Live Workshop Session, please send us your abstract using this link  by March 1, 2022:

DEADLINE EXTENDED TO March 8, 2022

Local and in-person events.

Throughout the conference,  time will be allocated to allow for local, face to face and live events to be held across different time zones. This will allow for conference participants to meet up (online and face to face) and engage in self led activities such as reading groups, art making, country/department specific disciplinary conversations and so on. More information about the time during which these events can take place will be available when the conference timetable is finalised.

 

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