Abstract Gallery
‘Data depleted darkness’ : Anaesthetic undergrounds?
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Authors: Harriet Hawkins*, Royal Holloway, University of London
Topics: Cultural Geography
Keywords: underground, aesthetics, caving,
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 2:10 AM / 3:25 AM
Room: Virtual 15
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‘Have a Nice Trip’: Urban Spaces of Drug Use and Tourism in Berlin, Germany
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Authors: Frederieke Westerheide*, Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Topics: Urban Geography, Tourism Geography, Political Geography
Keywords: Drugs, Tourism, Berlin
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 4:40 PM / 5:55 PM
Room: Virtual 26
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‘Land and resource grabbing is hard work’: Scientific labour and metrological regimes of biodiversity offsetting in Madagascar
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Authors: Benjamin Neimark*,
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Human-Environment Geography, Political Geography
Keywords: Labour, Precarious work, Land and green grabs, Local knowledge, Extractives
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 31
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‘Let’s All Go to the Marae’: Manākitanga (Hospitality) in Māori Disaster Resilience
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Authors: Zoltan Grossman*, The Evergreen State College
Topics: Indigenous Peoples, Hazards and Vulnerability, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters
Keywords: Indigenous, Native, Maori, New Zealand, disaster, emergency, hazards, resilience
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual 7
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‘Listen to the people of Starkville’: the peculiar dynamics of (extra-)local political opposition to short-term rental regulation in a small southern city
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Authors: Taylor Shelton*, Georgia State University
Topics: Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning, Political Geography
Keywords: housing, real estate, urban politics, short-term rentals, Airbnb, American South
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/11/2021
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual 22
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‘Lives in a Trailer’: Energy justice and manufactured housing communities’ vulnerability and resilience
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Authors: Margaret Wilder*, University of Arizona, Mark Kear, University of Arizona
Topics: Hazards and Vulnerability, Human-Environment Geography, Environment
Keywords: extreme heat, energy poverty, energy equity, mobile home, affordable housing
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 6
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‘Revenue Generating Machines’? London’s Local Housing Companies and the Cruel Optimism of Lean-in Urban Neoliberalism
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Authors: Joe Penny*,
Topics: Urban Geography, Economic Geography
Keywords: Urban Austerity, Land Value Capture, Local State
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 34
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‘Salmon Die, We Die’: Run4Salmon as an Indigenous-Centered Salmon Protection Movement
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Authors: Marc Dadigan*, University of California - Davis
Topics: Indigenous Peoples, Environmental Justice, Resources
Keywords: Indigenous Epistemologies, Colonialism, History, Salmon
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 21
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‘Scientism’ or Seed Sovereignty?: Unraveling the diversity of resistance to GMOs in Guatemala
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Authors: Carrie Seay-Fleming*, University of Colorado - Boulder
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Agricultural Geography, Food Systems
Keywords: Agrarian studies, GMOs, food sovereignty, social movements, Guatemala
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 31
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‘Seeds of Nations:’ The Sowing and Uprooting of Philadelphia’s Plantation Origins
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Authors: Rebecca Croog*, Harvard University
Topics: Socialist and Critical Geographies, Historical Geography, Environmental Justice
Keywords: plantation criticism, urban agriculture, carceral geographies, critical food studies, historical geography, Philadelphia
Session Type: Virtual Lightning Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 19
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‘Speaking’ With Other Animals through Intuitive Interspecies Communication: Towards Cognitive and Interspecies Justice
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Authors: M.J. Barrett*, University of Saskatchewan, Viktoria Hinz*, School of Environment and Sustainability, Vanessa Wijngaarden*, University of Johannesburg
Topics: Animal Geographies, Gender, Cultural Geography
Keywords: multispecies methods, animal communication, cognitive justice, human-nature dualism, worldview
Session Type: Virtual Lightning Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 4:40 PM / 5:55 PM
Room: Virtual 2
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‘The ice can be conquered’: The Polar Gas pipeline and the production of cryo-natures
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Authors: James Wilt*,
Topics: Polar Regions, Historical Geography, Energy
Keywords: Arctic oil and gas, Canadian Arctic, scientific production of knowledge, capitalist natures
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 36
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‘Up until the moment that I'm here at the table, I'm dealing with a lot of barriers’: Experiences of accessing food among adults with mobility disabilities in Toronto, Canada.
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Authors: Naomi Schwartz*, Ms., Ron Buliung, University of Toronto Mississauga, Kathi Wilson, University of Toronto Mississauga
Topics: Disabilities, Food Systems, Transportation Geography
Keywords: Food access, mobility disability, food insecurity, accessibility, mobile methods
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual 31
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‘We Are Workers, Not Inmates!’ Mozambican Workers’ Decolonial Politics in East Germany
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Authors: Lea Nienhoff*, University Basel
Topics: Immigration/Transnationalism, Historical Geography
Keywords: Coloniality, Global Socialism, Politics of Space, East Germany
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual 42
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‘Whatever we got, we were grateful for’: Food, care and support during times of austerity and Covid-19 social restrictions
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Authors: Alison Briggs*, University of Manchester
Topics: Human Rights, Gender, Feminist Geographies
Keywords: Food insecurity, Charitable Organisations, Care, Support
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 40
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‘Young, Educated, and Talented’: Downtown Detroit’s Rebranding Strategy and the Eviction of Seniors from Affordable Housing
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Authors: Lisa Berglund*, Dalhousie University, Evan Villenueve, University of Michigan, Tam Perry, Wayne State University, Julie Mah, University of Toronto, Claudia Sanford, Senior Housing Preservation-Detroit, Pam Schaeffer, Wayne State University
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Urban Geography
Keywords: Gentrification, Detroit, Seniors, Displacement, Eviction
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 38
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“A Pledge of Allegiance to the South:” Commemorating the Enslaved at Two Historic House Museums in Kansas City, Missouri
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Authors: Amy Potter*, Georgia Southern University
Topics: Cultural Geography, Tourism Geography, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Heritage Tourism, South, Slavery, Enslaved, Memory
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 50
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“A Tale of Two Croatias”: How Club Football (Soccer) Teams Produce Radical Regional Divides in Croatia’s National Identity
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Authors: Dustin Tsai*, University of California, Davis (Geography Graduate Group)
Topics: Recreational and Sport Geography, East Europe, Political Geography
Keywords: soccer, football, regionalism, nationalism, Croatia
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 48
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“Alone on the range? How ranchers of the New American West are maintaining and rebuilding community connections.”
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Authors: Hailee Nolte*, , Erin Kelly, Dept. of Forestry and Wildland Resources, Humboldt State University
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Rural Geography
Keywords: Ranchers, Rural, Rangeland, Workings Landscapes, Community, Collaboration, Public Lands
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 4
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“As if my right of privacy and self-determination was somehow in bad taste”: A Discourse Analysis of Queer Syrian Refugee Activist Danny Ramadan
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Authors: Suad Jabr*, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Topics: Migration, Sexuality, Middle East
Keywords: queer refugees, authenticity, deservingness, vulnerability, Middle East
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 42
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“But I have to get married!” An intersectional analysis of ethnic minority Hmong women-headed households and their livelihoods in Northern Thailand
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Authors: Jennifer Langill*, McGill University
Topics: Women, Asia, Cultural Geography
Keywords: Hmong, gendered livelihoods, women-headed households, lived experience, Thailand
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 4:40 PM / 5:55 PM
Room: Virtual 33
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“By bike she lives”, an urban tale on women’s practice to walk fast
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Authors: Alice Salimbeni*, Università degli Studi di Cagliari
Topics: Urban Geography, Women, Field Methods
Keywords: visual approach, feminist geography, non representational theories
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 37
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“Cover Cropping is a Gateway Drug.” Toward a network knowledge model for agricultural transformation.
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Authors: Mrill Ingram*, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Environment, Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: Agriculture, Midwest, Land Transformation, Networks, Nonhuman, Cover Crops
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 21
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“Don’t Drill That!”: Portable Scanning as a Tool for (Minimally) Destructive Dendrochronological Sampling of Wooden Cultural Heritage
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Authors: Brita Lorentzen*, Cornell University, Sturt Manning, Cornell University
Topics: Physical Geography, Field Methods, Mountain Environments
Keywords: dendrochronology, Cyprus, cultural heritage, wood, Byzantine
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 6:15 PM / 7:30 PM
Room: Virtual 30
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“Esta carretera nos atraviesa”: Indigenous girls’ body-territory mapping in the emergence of Chinese capital in the Bolivian Amazon.
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Authors: Nohely Guzman-Narvaez*, University of Texas At Austin
Topics: Women, Qualitative Methods, Latin America
Keywords: Body-Territory, Chinese capital, Latin America, Bolivian Amazon, Infrastructure
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 39
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“Flood Safe Home”: a web-based interactive decision-making tool for optimal freeboard recommendations to enhance flood resilience
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Authors: Jiyoung Lee*, Louisiana State University, Shifat Mithila, Louisiana State University, Rubayet Mostafiz, Louisiana State University, Yongcheol Lee, Louisiana State University, Carol Friedland, Louisiana State University, Ehab Gnan, Louisiana State University, Robert Rohli, Louisiana State University, Monica Farris, University of New Orleans, Arash Taghinezhad, Louisiana State University, Pamela Jenkins, University of New Orleans, Hoang Tao, University of New Orleans
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: Flood; Freeboard; Decision-making; Louisiana
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 4:40 PM / 5:55 PM
Room: Virtual 9
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“Freeways Without Futures”: Urban Highway Removal and Scalar Restructuring in the United States and Spain
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Authors: John Stehlin*, University of North Carolina - Greensboro
Topics: Urban Geography, Economic Geography, Transportation Geography
Keywords: infrastructure, automobility, spatial fix, creative destruction, scale
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 43
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“Fugitive Dust:” nuclear waste in multi-dimensional motion
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Authors: Mariya Shcheglovitova*, Utah State University
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Natural Resources, Qualitative Methods
Keywords: desert, biopolotics, uranium, Utah, waste
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 55
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“Geography of silence” in geographic education - a case of the Roma culture in Polish school textbooks
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Authors: Agnieszka Swietek*, Pedagogical University of Krakow
Topics: Geography Education, Ethnic Geography
Keywords: geographical education, geography of silence, Roma culture
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 4:40 PM / 5:55 PM
Room: Virtual 11
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“Good morning Metro shoppers!” Hunger, COVID-19 and the Emergence of Roll Call Neoliberalism
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Authors: Michael Classens*, Trent University, Mary Anne Martin, Trent University
Topics: Food Systems
Keywords: COVID-19, neoliberalism, food systems, food insecurity
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 31
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“Handmaiden to history”? A conversation on geography in a digital history center
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Authors: Angela Cunningham*, Centre for Contemporary and Digital History, Universite du Luxembourg, Mariella De Crouy Chanel, Centre for Contemporary and Digital History, Universite du Luxembourg, Helena Jaskov, Centre for Contemporary and Digital History, Universite du Luxembourg, Sean Takats, Centre for Contemporary and Digital History, Universite du Luxembourg, Lorella Viola, Centre for Contemporary and Digital History, Universite du Luxembourg
Topics: Historical Geography, Quantitative Methods, Qualitative Methods
Keywords: digital history, historical geography, interdisciplinary, mixed methods, pedagogy
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 17
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“I Can’t Believe We Have Pipelines Full of Methane to Contend With”: A Critical Energy Justice Framing of Smithfield Renewables in North Carolina
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Authors: Stephanie Eccles*, Concordia University
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Human-Environment Geography, Animal Geographies
Keywords: Animal Geography, Environmental Justice, Critical Energy Justice, Climate Change, Sustainable Agriculture
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 4:40 PM / 5:55 PM
Room: Virtual 40
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“I didn’t want to let my people or myself down”: Women’s Testimony from Conflict-Affected Countries as an Activist Politics of Future-making at the UN
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Authors: Caitilin McMillan*, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Topics: Feminist Geographies, Social Geography, Women
Keywords: Testimony, Future, Women, United Nations, Activism
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual 30
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“I don’t have a bomb:” A Journey through Muslim Female Students’ Everyday Life in the United States
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Authors: Hanieh Haji Molana*, California State University, Sacramento, Sarah Beechboard, Kent State University
Topics: Feminist Geographies, Cultural Geography
Keywords: Muslim women, Islamic feminism, perception of hijab, religious identity, university campus
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 43
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“I wouldn’t want to get on the bus”: Older Adult Public Transit Use during the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Authors: Léa Ravensbergen*, McMaster University , Bruce Newbold, McMaster University
Topics: Transportation Geography, Urban Geography, Planning Geography
Keywords: COVID-19, Older Adults, Public Transportation, Bus, Accessible Transportation Services
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 33
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“I’m Muslim, what are you?”: Feminist reflections on identities and positionalities in interviews with Muslim American youth
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Authors: Anna Mansson McGinty*, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Topics: Qualitative Research, Religion and Belief Systems , United States
Keywords: feminist methodology, positionality, knowledge production, Muslim identities, intersectionality
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 43
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“Identifying Recovery from the Bottom Up: Using photovoice to evaluate community resilience, mitigation strategies and recovery processes in Southern Puerto Rico”
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Authors: Lorence Morell-Vega*, Binghamton University
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Qualitative Methods, Caribbean Geographies
Keywords: Mitigation, preparedness, community resilience, photovoice, methods, natural disasters
Session Type: Virtual Guided Poster
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual 53
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“If You Lean on the Wall, It’s Wet:’ Sweat, Dance, and Place in 1970s New Orleans”
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Authors: Rachel Carrico*, University of Florida
Topics: Cultural Geography, Black Geographies, Urban Geography
Keywords: Black geographies, dance, New Orleans
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 22
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“Indirect” Injuries and Deaths due to Winter Precipitation in the United States
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Authors: Alan Black*, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Peyton Dermody, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Topics: Climatology and Meteorology
Keywords: Precipitation, winter, hazards, weather, losses
Session Type: Virtual Poster
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual 51
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“It seems like it’s never going to end”: The Experiences of Those Living in Damaged Dwellings following Hurricane Sandy
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Authors: Rachel Wolfe*, University of North Texas
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: recovery, Hurricane Sandy, displacement, damaged communities, resources
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 7
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“It was real organic”: the past, present, and future of CHAZ/CHOP’s urban garden
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Authors: Keith Harris*, University of Washington, Shannon Tyman*, university of washington
Topics: Urban Geography, Political Geography
Keywords: Seattle, CHAZ, CHOP, BLM, garden, Deleuze, Guattari
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 43
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“Let it be” - Prospects of market-based conservation in the US
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Authors: Ritwick Ghosh*, New York University, Stephanie Barral, INRAE
Topics: Economic Geography, Environment, Land Use
Keywords: Governance, Biodiversity, Net, Markets, Political Economy, Beetle, Financialization
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 18
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“Making the Desert Bloom”: Unconventional water and reconfiguring agri-social relations in Israel
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Authors: Gretchen Sneegas*, Texas A&M University
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Food Systems, Water Resources and Hydrology
Keywords: agriculture, water security, Israel, water reuse, political economy
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual 38
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“Market Value” and The Spatial Politics of Neighborhood Classifications: Toward Algorithmic Justice
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Authors: Alicia Sabatino*, UMBC, Dillon Mahmoudi, UMBC
Topics: Economic Geography, Urban Geography, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: Market Value Analysis, urban planning, algorithmic governance, capitalism, racial justice
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 32
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“Me Against the World”: Revolutionary Abolition with Assata and Tupac Shakur
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Authors: Carlos Serrano*,
Topics: Black Geographies
Keywords: Black geographies, carcerality, temporality, activism, abolition
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 30
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“Places of the Coronavirus” – Exploring Globalized Pandemic Narratives in a Class on Filmic Geography
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Authors: Elisabeth Sommerlad*, JGU Mainz, Institute of Geography, Julian Zschocke*, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
Topics: Communication
Keywords: Film Geography, Filmmaking, Digital Learning, Coronavirus
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual 48
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“Reclaim Our Power!:” The Geographies of Utility Justice in Northern California
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Authors: Gabrielle Lichtenstein*, University of Georgia
Topics: Energy, Environmental Justice
Keywords: Utility Justice, electricity governance, energy geographies
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual 37
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“Saving the Day” in Troubled Times: Young Women’s Survival, Mobility, Hopes and Aspirations in Turkey
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Authors: Hilal Kara*, Queen's University
Topics: Economic Geography, Feminist Geographies, Urban Geography
Keywords: labour precarity, work, non-work, women's labour, precariousness, crisis
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 24
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“Shenzhen Speed”: New Reform measures, High-tech Start-Ups, and Precarious Entrepreneurs
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Authors: YiJIAN LIU*, UNIVERSITY OF OSLO
Topics: China, Economic Geography
Keywords: Shenzhen; ethnography; high-tech startups
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 6:25 AM / 7:40 AM
Room: Virtual 16
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“Taking back a small bit of power”: the (un)making of ecological education
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Authors: Cheryl McGeachan*, University of Glasgow
Topics: Political Geography
Keywords: school gardens, education, world building, ecological justice
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual 43
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