GA Conference 2022 - full Delegate Handbook now available

The final GA Conference Handbook for Delegates is now available.

Printed copies will be available for those who join us face to face in Guildford.

I can't wait to collect one. Thanks to everyone who was involved in 

Visit the conference page and download the handbook by clicking the PROGRAMME link.

You can also book your tickets if you haven't already done so. You can see the REMOTE sessions in the handbook too.

A new pathway for the GA Conference

Attendees at the GA Conference have a number of pathways which they can follow if they are interested in particular aspects of the subject e.g. GIS. 

These are often flagged up with colours in the conference programme.

Delighted that this year’s #decolonisegeography pathway for @The_GA conference is now out. Kindly put together by @geogramblings and Chris Winter, it offers a route through conference for those interested in decolonial and anti-racist education #GAConf22 https://t.co/7QSHUeyRjT

— Decolonising Geography (@DecoloniseGeog) March 17, 2022

Chris Winter and Kit Rackley have worked to identify sessions which relate to the theme of decolonial and anti-racist education. I am grateful to them for their time.

There are some very useful sessions which have been identified.

These have been published on the Decolonising Geography website.

A PDF can be downloaded here.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g2VctmPkLdwRKgzb2dLga5NKRrgplprf/view?usp=sharing

GA Conference 2022 - Sessions 126-139 now previewed over on LivingGeography

I'm taken the time to share a little preview of all of the sessions at the 2022 GA Conference in the coming weeks, and will also update them after the event with links through to the conference resources that are shared. This concludes the process.

It will be lovely to have my hand on a physical copy of the final programme and go through it with a highlighter as a ritual of attending conference since 2004.

You can book to see your choice of sessions here. 

Here are the people involved in the final batch of sessions in the programme, which have now been added to the blog:

• Nicola Walshe
• Ben Hennig
• Coco Huggins
• Caiti Walter
• Edward McGowan
• Philip Maudsley
• Becky Kitchen
• Alice Mollison
• Elena Lengthorn
• Luc Zwartjes
• Karl Donert
• Daniel Raven Ellison
• Fiona Sheriff
• GA Publications Board
• Alice Hoy

GA Conference Beermeet details

Other drinks are available... Always a good networking opportunity on the 2nd evening of the GA conference...

The #gaconf22 Beer Meet will be on Tuesday 12 April 2022 - from 8:30pm in the The White House, Guildford → https://t.co/7jcLWfeIlL

It will be great to see as many geographers at possible, in person!

Pls RT @The_GA @GeoBlogs @MattPodbury @davidErogers pic.twitter.com/wKUnzH1P88

— Richard Allaway (@richardallaway) March 8, 2022

GA Conference 2022 - Session 101-125 now previewed on LivingGeography

I'm going to share a little preview of all of the sessions at the 2022 GA Conference in the coming weeks, and will also update them after the event with links through to the conference resources that are shared. I'm now on sessions numbered 101-125 in order of their appearance in the conference programme. 

It will be lovely to have my hand on a physical copy of this.

You can book to see them here. 

Here are the people involved in the next set of 25 sessions in the programme, which have now been added to the blog:

• Julia Tanner and members of the GA's EYPPC
• Sarah Khan
• Alistair Hamill
• Simon Catling
• Rebecca Butler
• Catriona Poh
• Rachael Robinson
• Andy Owen
• Denise Freeman
• Susan Pike
• Hannah Steel
• Andrew Jack and others
• Ilan Kelman
• Dan Boatright
• Dawn Thomas
• Martin Gibson
• Shelley Monk
• Joe Usher
• Jo Payne
• Charlotte Foster
• Richard Thompson
• Sandra Patterson
• Charlene McKeown
• David Alcock
• Briley Habib
• Daryl Sinclair
• Matt Podbury
• Catherine Brooks
• Ellie Barker

GA Conference 2022 - Sessions 76-100 now previewed on LivingGeography blog

I'm going to share a little preview of all of the sessions at the 2022 GA Conference in the coming weeks, and will also update them after the event with links through to the conference resources that are shared. I'm now on sessions numbered 76-100 in order of their appearance in the conference programme. Will be lovely to have my hand on a physical copy of this.

You can book to see them here. 

Here are the people involved in the third set of 25 sessions in the programme, which have now been added to the blog:

• Gary Dawson and members of SPC
• Parag Khanna
• Andrew Lee
• Rafael Miguel de Gonzalez, Karl Donert, Luc Donert, Alan Parkinson
• Laura Bytheway
• Megan Richardson
• Dipo Faloyin
• Sophie Wilson
• Michael Simmons
• Julia Tanner
• Jane Whittle
• Georgina Endfield
• Jacqueline Waddock
• Lynda Evans
• Hannah Steel
• Emma Abbate
• David Morgan
• Kirstin Coughtrie
• Peter Vujakovic
• Karen Corfield
• Jon Cannell
• Alice Mollison
• Gill Miller
• Naomi Andersson
• Iain Palôt
• Simon Oakes
• Shaakirah Kasuji
• Dan Whittall
• Lizzie Rushton
• Cyrus Nayeri
• Anna Pennington

Conference booking is now open for the in-person and online conference, as well as for the various social events that are taking place.

Booking is now open for the full range of events at the conference as well.

I hope to see as many of you there as possible to celebrate being able to gather again in person.