Cultural Geographies of Love and Catastrophe, a new book edited by our own Paul Harrison and @ajsecor.bsky.social, alongside @mikkojorge.bsky.social Joronen, is now available for free! "An education in love, an education by love, is a geography lesson"💕 edinburghuniversitypress.com/book-cultura...

Today at #RGSIBG26 the HPGRG is sponsoring a session on The Psyche, Sense, and the Psychoanalysic: A Conversation About the Self in Geographical Thought. A Dialogues in Human Geography plenary conversation with Steve Pile, Jessica Dubow, Diana Beljaars, and Maximilian Hepach. @rgs.org #geosky

RGS AC2026 Fringe Event: Doreen Massey Annual Event 2026 - Thursday 3rd September 6pm onwards Public exhibition & roundtable discussion (with Dave Featherstone) 📍Metroland Studios, London, NW6 6PS Food & drink provided - free & open to everyone university.open.ac.uk/centres/open...

Fantastic fringe event tomorrow ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Doreen Massey Annual Event 2026 - Thursday 3rd September 6pm Public exhibition & roundtable discussion (with Dave Featherstone) 📍Metroland Studios, London, NW6 6PS Food & drink provided - free & open to everyone university.open.ac.uk/centres/open...

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OpenSpace Doreen Massey Annual Event 2026// Public exhibition and open roundtable  Thursday 3rd September 2026Metroland Studios91 Kilburn Square, Kilburn, London, NW6 6PSVoices of Places exhibition: 6...

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Lots of great sessions sponsored by the HPGRG at this year’s RGS / IBG annual conference! ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ Today we have: - HPG Café: Listening Party at the History and Philosophy of Geography Research Group - Critical Muslim Geographies - Quantum Geographies / Geographies of Quantum

Exciting HPGRG talk: Ed Armston-Sheret on his terrific book On the Backs of Others: Rethinking the History of British Geographical Exploration (University of Nebraska Press). Thursday 23rd April at 12-1pm (British Summer Time). Registration essential: shorturl.at/TolWO #geosky #history @rgs.org

📣 Webinar 📣 20 March (13.00-14.00 GMT) Angela Last (Freie Universität Berlin) will discuss her forthcoming book 'Tainted Tools: New Materialisms as a Decolonial Project'. Registration 👉 tinyurl.com/5x4jd9tz Bio 👉 mutablematter.wordpress.com/about/ 📚 tinyurl.com/39wt72s9

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🚨 Announcement 🚨 Engagement Award 2026. The HPGRG is offering £150 to support projects that seek to widen audience engagement within the history and philosophy of geography. Deadline: 30th July 2026. For more information 👉 tinyurl.com/8xakv9vw

📣 Call for nominations 📣 Undergraduate Dissertation Prize for outstanding original work on the history/philosophy of geography or associated fields. The winner has the option of publishing their dissertation on the HPGRG website. Deadline: 17 July 2026. For more information 👉 tinyurl.com/5h6rvp3c

We are delighted to announce the 2025 History and Philosophy of Geography undergraduate dissertation prize winner: Henry Blake, @geogdurham.bsky.social, for his dissertation Foreclosed Futures: Hope, Precarity, and Ambivalence in Contemporary Cornwall. Read it here: tinyurl.com/4jjc4dp6 #geosky

Applications for the HPGRG Engagement award are open now! This award provides £150 to support projects seeking to widen engagement with the history and philosophy of geography. Apply by the 30th July 2025. Full details and application form here: historyphilosophyofgeographyrg.co.uk/engagement-a...

Our first HPGRG event of 2025 is this Thursday 12-1pm (GMT)! It's an online seminar and discussion for early career researchers about the post-PhD funding landscape led by Maximilian Hepach. Registration is essential: shorturl.at/7ETXl

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