How is hope used in nonprofit spaces of poverty governance? In my new article in Transactions RGS-IBG Higher Ed, I argue that hope is foundational to how financial coaching programs depoliticize lived experiences of impoverishment. rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/tr…

What can we do about problem debt for households, governments and the climate? Artists, activists and academics offer solutions. Financing Prosperity by Dealing with Debt - available for FREE download! uclpress.co.uk/collections/su… 🧵 A preview of the chapters...

First paper with a JEL classification, helllllo economists, we are coming! @martine_august @DanMCohen

CfP AAG 2023: Feminist economic geography and the future(s) of work and social reproduction. Share your work in progress and join in debate and discussion. #AAG2023 docs.google.com/document/d/e/2…

Great news! Today, Sessional Instructors at UW voted in an overwhelming majority to unionize!

Please share--and join us in Montreal! Canadian Geographers Children's Geographies GCYFRG (RGS-IBG)

Nous (Ann Marie Murnaghan, Nancy Worth et moi) cherchons des contributions sur la géographie de l'enfance, de la jeunesse et des jeunes adultes pour une session au congrès de l'ACG Canadian Geographers 👇

Professor Rupal Oza will give the Social & Cultural Geography plenary keynote at the American Association of Geographers conference next week! Join us on Friday 24 March, 4:30 PM - 5:50 PM in the Grand Ballroom 2, Sheraton, I.M. Pei Tower, Second Level. Full details ➡️tinyurl.com/yzra3bdp

First time working with the chaos that is 8 folks from 6 institutions on 1 project. But so great to see it out in Journal of Geography in Higher Education (JGHE) highlighting challenges and opportunities that many face at Mining/Tech/STEM schools. Let me know if you need access to a copy.

It's finally here! Prof Sarah Marie Hall and I have a new collection on Contemporary Economic Geographies. 30 chapters by 35 fantastic contributors celebrating inspiring, critical and plural perspectives EGRG Bristol Uni Press University of Bristol Business School Manchester Geography

Employment Inequalities of Working at Home Darja Reuschke explores the geographical trends of homeworking, noting how it is geographically, occupationally and demographically uneven. shorturl.at/lxHLY

Read our report, led by Alkım Karaağaç here: makeahome.ca/publications With thanks to GSA - UWaterloo and SSHRC

Read our report, led by Alkım Karaağaç, here: makeahome.ca/publications With thanks to GSA - UWaterloo and SSHRC

Today marks the publication of my book, which builds upon a collective scholarly endeavour to understand the enduring impact of neoliberal restructuring. I am grateful to those who have provided support through discussions, feedback, and encouragement. #Austerity #Welfare

I hope you put these dates on your calendar for my new experiments with SRT! We already have 200+ folks signed up, so why not you?