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My life post-pandemic is definitely going to be:
- less travel
- fewer academic conferences
- fewer commitments
- more Work-From-Home
- more intense in-person experiences (workshops, short modules, etc).
I don’t want to live in a world with crushing commutes/too many cars.
- less travel
- fewer academic conferences
- fewer commitments
- more Work-From-Home
- more intense in-person experiences (workshops, short modules, etc).
I don’t want to live in a world with crushing commutes/too many cars.
I’m also done with living out of a suitcase.
It’s amazing how the love and care of your dear friends leads them to ask important questions that you only ponder during a pandemic.
My dear friend @AWutich asked me @ #AAG2018 why did I travel so much. At the time I didn’t get it
It’s amazing how the love and care of your dear friends leads them to ask important questions that you only ponder during a pandemic.
My dear friend @AWutich asked me @ #AAG2018 why did I travel so much. At the time I didn’t get it
But one year later, I am floored at how much more widely read and discussed my work is, and I’m not even attending or presenting at conferences!
I travelled a lot partly for fieldwork, partly to establish myself as an authority in my field (giving keynote talks, etc.)
I travelled a lot partly for fieldwork, partly to establish myself as an authority in my field (giving keynote talks, etc.)
"The great strike 2018" session at #AAG2018 IS OPEN! When I can I'll tweet here. Follow the hashtag #NotAllGeographers
speaking about what happened on social media during #USSstrikes via 3 slices. Slice one: EARLY
Early phase involved repugnance with neoliberal VC's & development of #notallgeographers hashtag. Complex psychosocial movement positioning certain VCs as neoliberal beast.
