The deadline for proposals is in three weeks - Tuesday 30 April.

Thanks for everyone who has sent in exciting plans for talks, films, activities & more.

At this stage you need to send roughly one page with a broad background & concept.

Please send them to info.4wcop at gmail

This excellent Radio 4 programme about Glasgow is really full of detail. How the M8 motorway cut through the centre of the city in the 1960s and could have taken even bigger chunks if completed. It asks if the harms of the M8 now exceed its benefits bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

The sweeping series of planned redundancies at Goldsmiths, University of London, and the wider assault on the sector Angela McRobbie versobooks.com/en-gb/blogs/ne…

Happy to share the news that our systematic review and meta-analysis on the prevalence of loneliness among community-dwelling older adults is published in the journal “International Psychogeriatrics” today. 💪Society and Ageing Research Lab FWO
Check it out via cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Last day in Berlin on Swansea Geography fieldtrip with Keith Halfacree Dr. Jo Maddern and our 22 keen students.

An interesting & rewarding day in a very small part of Kreuzberg with fellow psychogeographer Rik Fisher. We saw Audre Lord exhibition in FHXB + background on urban renewal in the 1960s. Also drifted round and under the Kottbusser Tor. Future ideas for Swansea Geography Keith Halfacree

Built on the inner line (eastern side) of the Berlin Wall

For me at #SwanseaBerlinGeography24 today it was a trip to the woods & layers of historical landscape. Half students today, half tmrw. Bit of street art on the ‘mountain’ too. Great day!
Swansea Geography Dr. Jo Maddern Aled Singleton Dr Sam Oakley Dr Angharad Closs Stephens

Bits of Berlin today. A walk led by Keith Halfacree

Swimming with Care at Windermere - Funded research zine collaboration with Bethan Thorsby. Grab a copy next week at the Windermere Science Evening (20/3) or visit: swimdermere.com/swimming-with-… University of Exeter ExeterGeography Economic and Social Research Council SWDTP

With help from West Glamorgan Archives I have prepared year two human geography workshops focused on twentieth century Swansea. We will look at source documents about economic development in the Edwardian period, 1920s slum clearances, and reconstruction through 1940s to 1980s.

This was an excellent email in my spam folder today...

'I am so sorry to do this but word of the lord came so loud and clear to me that need to be delivered to you please reply to me.'

The return of face-to-face 4th World Congress of Psychogeography on Friday 6th, Saturday 7th & Sunday 8th September 2024

OPEN CALL FOR PROPOSALS

Theme: Heritage and Hiraeth
Venue: Canterbury, Kent, UK

Event base @ccanterburyccuni

Read on for theme & how to apply

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Pleased to see Visual Studies Imagining City special issue

Part 2 - Critical visual approaches to understand complexities & contradictions edited by Brian Doucet geoff deverteuil

My article focuses on film using walking tours & psychogeographic approaches

doi.org/10.1080/147258…

If you are thinking submitting a paper to our 'Contemporary Forms of Disorientation' session at #rgs -ibg2024 Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).... Please do get in touch.... DM me or Robin Finlay or email [email protected].... All welcome :)

A nice bilingual interpretation board at Sanitarium Park. Explains the tree planting work of Coed Caerdydd (Forest Cardiff) pretty well.

Excited to share insights on how to leverage collaborative, participatory & democratic approaches for Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery and Nature-based Solutions Initiative @UniofOxford in our free webinar next month!

👉naturerecovery.ox.ac.uk/events/event/u…

Let me know if you have any suggestions for key aspects I could focus on! 🌱

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A fairytale castle in Swansea