Extremely powerful words by Sharri Plonski on whose existence and voice is considered “risky” and how this is systematically used to silence #Palestine - and how we might instead ask “what is the risk of staying silent in the face of #genocide” Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) #PalestineRGSIBG24

Sushmita Pati presents a much needed work on theorising the use of bulldozers in the Hindu-nationalist project by the contemporary statecraft in India at #RGSIBG24

Very many thanks indeed if you have contributed to this display at the #RGSIBG24 conference - it is much appreciated and really helps contextualise my PhD! There's still time to add to it - whether you do mapping; might consider it; or would never do mapping! #domapsmatter

This year's Journal of Historical Geography Journal of Historical Geography lecture at #RGSIBG24, with matthew edney 'Historical Geography and the Cartographic Illusion: Integrating Mapping into the Field'

💻Join us for our webinar- UK to global: doing geospatial business internationally. As part of our emerging network for SMEs, it will bring specialists in the field of geospatial, entrepreneurial support and geospatial service delivery.🌐 👉ow.ly/4k3K50T7wCr

Join us to hear from one of the world’s foremost maritime archaeologists and Fellow, David Gibbins, who will tell the story of the ships and the people who sailed in them. 📍Appledore, 15 September 👉 rgs.org/events/upcomin…

🏘️Building better homes 🐙Biodiversity ☹️Mental health These are all problems geographers are working on. Our Young Geographer of the Year competition is calling for posters showing geographical careers and positive impact. ⏰Apply by 5 October: rgs.org/schools/compet…

#WeAreHiring 🌍 Do you have a strong interest in geography and inspiring students to pursue it? ➡️ We're searching for a driven and proactive Coordinator to deliver our Choose Geography programme of work! Head here to learn more and apply now: rgs.org/about-us/work-…

💻In our next Geography in practice webinar, Chris Lloyd (Queens University Belfast) will discuss trajectories of neighbourhood deprivation in England, using the Index of Deprivation (IoD) for several time points across the 21st century. 👉 ow.ly/lpv350TcCcF

How did John Tyndall's 1874 Belfast lecture dramatically shift the relationship between science and religion? Diarmid Finnegan discusses Tyndall's influential arguments on consciousness in a new @geogdirections blog, reposted via @conversationuk. blog.geographydirections.com/2024/09/04/joh…