8:00 AM – 9:40 AM

• 2109 What does it mean to do interdisciplinary research on past environments? Exploring mixed methods in geography through the lens of critical physical geography – Part 1
  • Room 110, Hynes, Plaza Level
• 2117 Participatory Research in Geography 1: Approaches
  • Room 206, Hynes, Second Level
• 2128 Racism’s Toxic Entanglements in the Age of Flint and Ferguson I
  • Room 308, Hynes, Third Level
• 2144 Whither the Growth Machine I: Financialization and the Rescaling of the Growth Machine
  • Constitution A, Sheraton, Second Floor
• 2160 Authors Meets the Critics: Brent McCusker, William Moseley, and Maano Ramutsindela’s “Land Reform in South Africa: The Uneven Transformation”
  • Fairfax B, Sheraton, Third Floor
• 2181 Issues in Ethnicity and Race
  • Clarendon, Marriott, Third Floor
• 2199 Demographic Fantasies, Fever Dreams, and the Unbearable Whiteness of Contemporary Politics
  • Vermont, Marriott, Fifth Floor

10:00 AM – 11:40 AM

• 2228 Racism’s Toxic Entanglements in the Age of Flint and Ferguson II
  • Room 308, Hynes, Third Level
• 2249 Destabilizing race and nature: critical perspectives
  • Beacon E, Sheraton, Third Floor
• 2248 Conservation, Tourism, and Livelihoods 2: Challenges for Parks and Protected areas
  • Beacon D, Sheraton, Third Floor

1:20 PM – 3:00 PM

• 2420,2520 Human Geography Poster Session I
  • Hall C, Hynes, Second Floor
  • ***Poster #029: Disaster Effects on Historically Black Princeville, N.C. from Hurricanes Floyd and Matthew, 1999 and 2016.
• 2402 Enacting an inclusive professional community
  • Room 102, Hynes, Plaza Level
• 2428 J. W. Nystrom Award Competition
  • Room 308, Hynes, Third Level
•  2444 Who’s Afraid of Racial Geographies? Variations on Anti-racist Critique
  • Constitution A, Sheraton, Second Floor
• 2492 PREM: The Daily Life of Police Violence
  • Provincetown, Marriott, Fourth Floor
• 2481 Immigrants’ Housing Experiences in Urban and Suburban areas in Canada, the U.S., and Australia
  • Clarendon, Marriott, Third Floor

3:20 PM – 5:00 PM

• 2516 Walking the Tightrope: Practical Ideas for Building Inclusive Spaces for Women in Geography
  • Room 205, Hynes, Second Level
• 2563 Visual Relational Poverty Politics
  • Commonwealth, Sheraton, Third Floor

 

 

 

 

8:00 AM – 9:40 AM

• 1140 The Visible and Invisible in Rural Communities 1: Group Identity and Constructions of Place
  • Liberty B, Sheraton, Second Floor
• 1164 Truthful Lies: Race, Coloniality, and the Archive of Modernity
  • Boylston, Marriott, First Floor

10:00 AM – 11:40 AM

• 1239 Radical, rigorous, risky: Re-imagining knowledge production
  • Independence West, Sheraton, Second Floor
• 1268 Emerging 21st Century Cities II
  • St. Botolph, Marriott, Second Floor
• 1253 Critical Approaches to Immigration Research 2: Politics of Representation
  • Dalton A, Sheraton, Third Floor
• 1289 Feminist geographies actually: claiming space as a feminist geographer (II)
  • Vineyard, Marriott, Fourth Floor

12:40 PM – 2:20 PM

• 1456 Feminist Political Geographies 3: Bridging Feminist Political and Economic Geographies
  • Hampton B, Sheraton, Third Floor

2:40 PM – 4:20 PM

• 1507 Perspectives on East Africa
  • Room 108, Hynes, Plaza Level

4:40 PM – 6:20 PM

• 1611 IJURR Lecture: Rinaldo Walcott on Black Movements: Lampedusa, Black Lives Matter and Reorienting Freedom
  • Room 200, Hynes, Second Level
• 1614 Barriers and Opportunities for women in the Geography STEM subdisciplines
  • Room 203, Hynes, Second Level
• 1645 Curating (in)security: Unsettling Geographies of Cyberspace (2)
  • Constitution B, Sheraton, Second Floor