The Life Geographic: A somewhat self-absorbed personal and professional development blog of an ex-Geography high-school teacher…
My first RGS-IBG Annual International Conference took me from Fenland weather heritage and flood resilience to cyborgs, climate humour and the geographies of outer space, while raising new questions about inequality, knowledge and what it means to create more just places.
In this episode of the Coffee & Geography Podcast, I discuss geographical identity and social justice with Dr. Cyrus Golding, a Senior Teaching Fellow. They explore the impact of place on personal experiences, the redefinition of natural disasters, and the significance of student voices in geography through the journal Routes. The conversation emphasised geography's role in revealing inequalities and connections in society.