Colloquia
Dr. Aída Guhlincozzi Assistant Professor of Geography University of Missouri Abstract: This presentation covers the recent work in health geography focused on vulnerable populations by Dr. Aída Guhlincozzi and colleagues.
Dr. Clancy Wilcott Assistant Professor University of California, Berkeley Abstract: This talk discusses a series of critical cartographic interventions undertaken in collaboration between local Indigenous,
Dr. Michael Fabris Blackfoot Scholar Assistant Professor University of British ColumbiaAbstract:In this presentation, I analyze the Piikani Nation’s attempts to halt the construction of the Oldman River
Huatsen Gyal Assistant Professor Anthropology Department Rice University AbstractDrawing on a group of Tibetan pastoralists’ efforts to make environmental documentary films as a means of creating alternative narratives of their relationship to
Dr. Cypri Jehan Paju Dale Research Fellow University of Wisconsin MadisonAbstractIn Komodo National Park, the natural habitat of world’s largest living lizard known as Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) and the indigenous people of Ata Modo, a
Isaac Rivera Chancellor's Postdoctoral Fellow Department of Geography Ƶ BoulderAbstractInsurgent cartographies are an expression of knowing the world from the standpoint of place. This talk delves into the concept of insurgency and its expressions
Andrew Linke Department of Geography Associate Professor University of UtahAbstractPolitical instability and social conflicts vary geographically and in severity. Intense violence – leading to many civilian casualties – engulfs some regions of the
Malini Ranganathan Associate Professor in the Department of Environment, Development, and Health School of International Service Faculty affiliate of the Department of Critical Race, Gender, and Culture Studies American University in Washington, DC
Elsa Culler Earth Data Science Instructor Earthlab and ESIIL CIRES University of Colorado BoulderAbstract In situ Earth Data are unevenly distributed around the world. How can we then develop tools — resource planning, hazard warnings systems,
Shiloh Krupar Associate Professor Culture & Politics Program Core Faculty Georgetown UniversityCo-sponsored by the Center for Asian Studies and the Albert Smith Nuclear Age Fund at Ƶ BoulderAbstractOperating in the tradition of the atlases and