Name
CS108-A Feminist Geographies in Transdisciplinary Dialogue
Date & Time
Wednesday, May 21, 2025, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Description

This session explores how feminist geographies inform social change through themes of pedagogy, embodiment, resistance, and spatial justice. Presenters draw on diverse methods—from oral histories and narrative cartography to decolonial dance research—to highlight care, collaboration, and activism across academic and community contexts.

  • 1:00 PM
    Geographies of Gender in Action: Non-Hierarchical Teamwork and the Ongoing Relevance of Feminist Pedagogies for Social Change
    Robin Westland, Thompson Rivers University

  • 1:15 PM
    Henri Lefebvre and the Global Intimate as Counterspace. Decolonial, feminist and spatial justice perspectives.
    Rob Shields, University of Alberta (Adjunct, Carleton University)

  • 1:30 PM
    Memory Work, Oral Histories and Political Subjectivity in Caribbean and Black diaspora Spaces
    Shannon Clarke, Queen's University

  • 1:45 PM
    Assessment of Foliage Inputs to the Soil Carbon Budget Using Remote Sensing
    Shweta Parajuli, York University

 

Location Name
Nicol (NI) 3020
Session Type
Session
Speaker Name
Robin Westland
Speaker Organization
Thompson Rivers University
Session Name
CS108-A Feminist Geographies in Transdisciplinary Dialogue