An international research-creation project co-directed by S. Springgay & @sarahetruman investigating critical approaches to walking methodologies 🏳️🌈
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A brilliant special issue for all interested in walking methods, walking art & transgressive, post procedural, oblique thinking &doing.A wonderful collection by the ever inspiring @Walking_Lab a privilege to have paper in the collection with @JCONeill33 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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"Citizens of Worlds" is almost available in its entirety on @ManifoldScholar @UMinnPress. You can now read chapters 1-4 here: manifold.umn.edu/projects/ci…
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We're learning a lot from these fascinating discussions with Amazon workers about the future. Our pilot study is almost done and we're now looking for dialogue, collaborators and funding to develop the project next year.
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Thank you @Walking_Lab !!!
In the latest online first article of @Walking_Lab’s guest edited SI on critical walking methods @syrusmarcusware explores the concept of forest bathing and a 'cripped' walking pedagogy immersed in a disability justice lens with urban youth: journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful… @BLM_TO
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Welcome new Board Secretary, Stephanie Springgay! Bienvenue notre nouvelle secrétaire du conseil d’administration! @Walking_Lab @mcmasterhum #UaacAauc #AaucUaac uaac-aauc.com/welcome-new-bo…
ALT Welcome new Board Secretary, Stephanie Springgay! Bienvenue notre nouvelle secrétaire du conseil d’administration!
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#UaacAauc2021 #AaucUaac2021 (Day 2 | Jour 2 : October 21 octobre) C.5 The Aesthetics and Politics of Walking Research-Creation (9:00 AM–10:30 AM PDT | 12:00 PM–1:30 PM EDT) Springgay / Decter, Ng-Chan, Lounder @Walking_Lab #UaacAauc #AaucUaac uaac-aauc.com/2021/schedule.…
ALT UAAC-AAUC Conference 2021 Congrès (Day 2 | Jour 2 : October 21 octobre) C.5 The Aesthetics and Politics of Walking Research-Creation
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Publication day for ‘The Walkable City’. Available as hardback or e-book with paperback hopefully to follow soon… until then, could be worth considering for a library order…
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A thought provoking presentation with lots of interesting ideas on with-ness, theoretical unpicking alongside creative practices, invitations to embroider, counter mapping. ‘Walking as making communities which leads to new stories.’ 😊Thank you @Walking_Lab
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Three of my favourite walking artists and human beings @ClareQualmann @formerfresnan and Stephanie Springgay on Radical Relatedness, in conversation! @Walking_Lab FAB. Can’t wait!! @DeirdreHeddon @thelrm @RebekahDean2016 @theharry_wilson @ayamba2014 @MchughCatrina #WalkCreate
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You can now get tickets for our next event! Stephanie Springgay, co-director of @Walking_Lab will examine the radical relatedness of walking together, with examples from international projects questioning how we walk, and what kind of publics we can make.
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Fascinating presentation by Stephanie from @Walking_Lab at our @SRSMcMasterU #qualitative community of practice. Fantastic ideas for teachers and individuals!
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Walking Together, Alone During The Pandemic has just been published in Geography. It discusses the ups, downs and how of The LRM using technology to keep wandering. I've got 50 free copies if you can't access this tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… @TheG_A @livunigeog @pygyrg #WalkCreate
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Also received my @Walking_Lab postcard this week, excited to participate!
How lovely to receive my postcard from @Walking_Lab today! Excited to begin experimenting with research-creation critical place practices #scores #attention2localplaces
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With pandemic restrictions in place, lots of people are walking. School of the Arts director Stephanie Springgay and her @Walking_Lab colleagues decided to explore how we can use walking to critically understand a place. | @mcmasterhum bit.ly/3bzOKVU
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Brilliant and thought-provoking set of podcasts 👇 Particularly loved the ‘queering of the flaneur’ - disrupting the image of the elite white male able-bodied spectator. Critical walking practices become ‘a political and ethical call to collective action’...
We have created a series of podcasts to make
@Walking_Lab's critical walking methodologies projects available in audio form. Narrated by @rebeccaconroy
& jingle by @ObliqueCurios 😍 Transcripts for episodes available. @sarahetruman @mcmasterhum @EduMelb
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11/ for scholarly writing, walking methods & all round general inspiration check out @Walking_Lab @misha_myers @DeirdreHeddon @CathyTurner16 @Mythogeography #LucyFrears this thread focused on audio (ish) walking in London, there are lots of other kinds!
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We're creating a network of #SlowWays walking routes that connect all of GB's towns and cities.
During lockdown 700 volunteers created over 7,000 routes.
This autumn we need 10,000 people to help explore and test them. Up for it? Follow us. We'll follow back.
Coming soon 🐌
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It was great to be part of this special issue - lots more interesting readings in it too!
SPOTLIGHT: @georginarinaa's article 'Queering Pride: Walking Towards a Queer Future in Ireland' in @Walking_Lab's guest edited SI of @pubpedagogies publicpedagogies.org/wp-cont…
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OUT NOW: new book 'Revenge Capitalism: The Ghosts of Empire, the Demons of Capital, and the Settling of Unpayable Debts'. Available from @PlutoPress.
Thanks to @davidgraeber Andrew Ross and Bifo for their kind words.
Discount code REVENGE30 = 30% off!
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From tomorrow, join the Walking Librarian on a week of virtual walks, as she reads from books suggested for a wander in the forest. Each reading a response to a photo from the National Forest. Make your suggestion >> bit.ly/32IMBCm
#LibraryForForestWalks @DeirdreHeddon