Participatory/Feminist Cartography/Representation, AAG 2020

Below are all the session that jumped out during my initial scan through the 2020 Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (April 6-10  in Denver) preliminary program as sessions relating to participatory, feminist, community, activist considerations to mapping and representation. 

Schedules and rooms are subject to change, so check in with the official website for the most up-to-date versioning. 

Monday, April 6th

 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM

Modes of study and world-making in geography: Convening a community of practice within and beyond education  Director's Row I, Sheraton, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

Future Space, Imagined Space, and Imaginaries Part 1 Denver, Sheraton, IM Pei Tower, Majestic Level

11:10 AM / 12:25 PM

Creative, critical, digital? Doing Digital GeoHumanities Director's Row I, Sheraton, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

1:30 PM / 2:45 PM

(Re)(Dis)Locating Black Geographies: Grappling with Present-Futures Space, Knowledge, and Practice of the Black Geographic Mineral Hall D, Hyatt Regency, Third Floor

4:40 PM / 5:55 PM

Revisiting explanation in Geography  Governors Square 11, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Tuesday, April 7th

8:40 AM / 9:55 AM

Critical Geographies of Mobility Using Digital Data I Governors Square 10, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Looking at the City through Art 1 Century, Sheraton, IM Pei Tower, Majestic Level

10:15 AM / 11:30 AM

Indigenous Science, Indigenous Geographies Centennial Ballroom, Hyatt Regency, Third Floor

 Looking at the City through Art 2  Century, Sheraton, IM Pei Tower, Majestic Level

11:50 AM / 1:05 PM

Cognition and Visualization 2 Plaza Ballroom E, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Housing Justice in Unequal Cities (3): Technologies and Epistemologies Governors Square 14, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Looking at the City through Art 3  Century, Sheraton, IM Pei Tower, Majestic Level

2:25 PM / 3:40 PM

Looking at the City through Art 4 Century, Sheraton, IM Pei Tower, Majestic Level

4:00 PM / 5:15 PM

Journal of Latin American Geography (JLAG) Annual Lecture: GeoBrujas Grand Ballroom 1, Sheraton, IM Pei Tower, Second Floor Level

5:35 PM / 6:50 PM

Digital Geographies Keynote Panel  Grand Ballroom 2, Sheraton, IM Pei Tower, Second Floor Level

Indigenous Territoriality and Colonial Cartographic Violence Director's Row I, Sheraton, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

Wednesday, April 8th

8:00 AM / 9:15 AM

Feminist Mapping 1: Data and Design Governors Square 14, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Community Geography 1: Community engagement and action Capitol Ballroom 1, Hyatt Regency, Fourth Floor

“Slow” Geographies and Ecological-Ethical Dilemmas of International Research Capitol Ballroom 3, Hyatt Regency, Fourth Floor

 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM

Feminist Mapping 2: Toolkits and Methods Governors Square 14, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Community Geography 2: Community Engagement and Action Capitol Ballroom 1, Hyatt Regency, Fourth Floor

11:10 AM / 12:25 PM

Feminist Mapping 3: Inclusivity and Impact  Governors Square 14, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Community Geography 3: Power and positionality in participatory research  Capitol Ballroom 1, Hyatt Regency, Fourth Floor

Indigenous Mapping Conversations with Kanaka Hawaiʻi Cartography Plaza Ballroom D, Sheraton, Concourse Level

1:45 PM / 3:00 PM

Feminist Mapping 4: Re-Visiting Feminist Geography and GIS (2002) Governors Square 14, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Engaging in Community-based Participatory Research with Visual Narratives Governors Square 12, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Public Engagement and Environmental Problems

3:20 PM / 4:35 PM

Community Geography 4: Creative poster session  Agate A/B, Hyatt Regency, Third Floor

Critical Feminist Methods: Investigating gendered bodies, spaces, and struggles Director's Row I, Sheraton, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

4:55 PM / 6:10 PM

Critical feminist research methods II: Investigating gendered bodies, spaces, and struggles  Director's Row I, Sheraton, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

Election Mapping Plaza Ballroom D, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Cities and the abject: materialities, beings, and spaces  Granite A, Hyatt Regency, Third Floor

Thursday, April 9th

 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Geography Education: Perspectives on Advancing K-12 Learning Gold, Sheraton, IM Pei Tower, Majestic Level

 1:45 PM / 3:00 PM

Critical Indigenous Environments: Water, Resources, Energy, and Decolonizing Nature Governors Square 9, Sheraton, Concourse Level

4:55 PM / 6:10 PM

Feminist visualization: emerging methodologies interrogating power and representation Plaza Court 3, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Author Meets Critics: Matthew Edney’s “Cartography – The Ideal and Its History” Plaza Court 7, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Friday, April 10th

8:00 AM / 9:15 AM

Indigenous Geographies Tower Court C, Sheraton, IM Pei Tower, Second Floor Level

Geographies of Digital Power 1  Governors Square 10, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Mapping as Method, Plotting as Praxis: Slavery, the University, and the Undercommons  Mineral Hall D/E, Hyatt Regency, Third Floor

9:35 AM / 10:50 AM

Geographies of Digital Power 2 Governors Square 10, Sheraton, Concourse Level

Public Engagement and Environmental Problems  Tower Court B, Sheraton, IM Pei Tower, Second Floor Level

1:45 PM / 3:00 PM

A People’s Atlas of Detroit: Charting a Way Forward for Research and Organizing Director's Row E, Sheraton, Plaza Building, Lobby Level