A new pathway for the GA Conference 2022

Attendees at the GA Conference have a number of pathways which they can follow if they are interested in particular aspects of the subject e.g. GIS. 

These are often flagged up with colours in the conference programme.

Delighted that this year’s #decolonisegeography pathway for @The_GA conference is now out. Kindly put together by @geogramblings and Chris Winter, it offers a route through conference for those interested in decolonial and anti-racist education #GAConf22 https://t.co/7QSHUeyRjT

— Decolonising Geography (@DecoloniseGeog) March 17, 2022

Chris Winter and Kit Rackley have worked to identify sessions which relate to the theme of decolonial and anti-racist education. I am grateful to them for their time.

There are some very useful sessions which have been identified.

These have been published on the Decolonising Geography website.

A PDF can be downloaded here.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g2VctmPkLdwRKgzb2dLga5NKRrgplprf/view?usp=sharing

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Grab a coffee, and listen to some geography...

I'm pleased to say that I am the latest of Kit Rackley's guests on the Coffee and Geography Podcast. We chatted about a range of things which Kit picked up on in their summary.

Some of the audio had to be rerecorded by me separately because of problems my end, so there was a little more in the original recording on my GA Presidents blog and the legacy of the former Presidents' work. Well done to Kit on editing that in so smoothly.

Why not head there to listen to me, or perhaps to some of the other guests who are far more interesting than me :)

The Podcast series has also just passed 1000 downloads. Well done to Kit and all the previous and future guests.