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Annual Meeting

2021 Program

 

The 2021 AAG Annual Meeting will be held virtually due to the ongoing effects of COVID-19. There will be no Keynote Address. The Media and Communication Geography Specialty group is sponsoring the following sessions (dates and times can be found in the forthcoming AAG Program). For session abstracts and details, see the AAG Session Gallery. 

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Media and Communication Geography Sessions

  • Telling & performing spatial stories

  • Communicating environmental concerns

  • Adapting to social turbulence in a changing world

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Other Sponsored Sessions

  • Mediated place experiences

  • Climate change, science communication, and the media 1: Current trends and methods

  • Climate change, science communication, and media 2: Implications and trajectories

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2020 Program

 

The 2020 AAG Annual Meeting was scheduled to be held April 6-10, 2020 and was disrupted by the outbreak of COVID-19. The AAG cancelled the in-person meeting on March 11, 2020, shifting to a virtual event. Due to the shift to virtual, many sessions were cancelled or postponed. There was no Keynote Address. Two sessions ran, including one publicly available and recorded session (dates and times can be found in the AAG Program). 

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Media and Communication Geography Sessions

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Other Sponsored Sessions

  • Film and Geography, Media Literacy and Engaging with the Geographical Film

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2019 Program

 

Sessions Currently Sponsoring (dates and times can be found in the AAG Program). For session abstracts and details, see the AAG Session Gallery. 

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Media and Communication Geography Sessions

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Other Sponsored Sessions

  • Boundary Work, Art, and Place in Indigenous Research

  • Digital Technology, Tourism and Geographies of Inequality

  • Digital Technology, Tourism and Geographies of Inequality II

  • Geographies of Digital Games I

  • Geographies of Digital Games II

  • Linguistic Geography I

  • Linguistic Geography II

  • Immersive V: Digital Socialities - Immersive Technologies and Experiences

  • Impact and Engagement: Assessing the Geographical Film

  • Music, Sounds, Practices, Discourses: New Frontiers in Research, Pedagogies and Praxis in Geographies of Music - 1

  • Music, Sounds, Practices, Discourses: New Frontiers in Research, Pedagogies and Praxis in Geographies of Music - 2

  • Performing arts in the city: socio-spatial impacts, hospitality and community building

  • Popular Culture and the Geographies of World Building

  • Rethinking Engagements with Nature via Tourism Part I

  • Rethinking Engagements with Nature via Tourism Part II

  • Revisiting the Role of Place in the Knowledge Economy I

  • Risk Communication and Resilience

  • Risk Communication and Resilience - Challenges and Future Direction

  • Risk Communication and Resilience - II

  • Tourism analytics: social media, spatially distributed data and data mining in tourism research 1

  • Tourism analytics: social media, spatially distributed data and data mining in tourism research 2

  • Tourism analytics: social media, spatially distributed data and data mining in tourism research 3

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2018 Program

 

Sessions Currently Sponsoring (dates and times can be found in the AAG Program). For session abstracts and details, see the AAG Session Gallery. 

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Media and Communication Geography Sessions

  • Media and Communication Geography Specialty Group Annual Keynote Featuring Dr. Helen Morgan-Parmett

  • Media and Communication Geography Specialty Group Business Meeting

  • Geographies of Media I: Cellphones, Mobility, & Autonomous Vehicles

  • Geographies of Media II: The Geopolitics of Digital Media

  • Geographies of Media III: Engaging your audience - Finding meaning in the Geographical film

  • Geographies of Media IV: Textualities and Discursive Politics in Geocinematics

  • Geographies of Media V: Sounds, scenes and urban policies - Contemporary issues and new horizons for the geographies of music 1

  • Geographies of Media VI: Sounds, scenes and urban policies - Contemporary issues and new horizons for the geographies of music 2

  • Geographies of Media VII: Sounds, scenes and urban policies - Contemporary issues and new horizons for the geographies of music 3

  • Geographies of Media VIII: Sounds, scenes and urban policies - Contemporary issues and new horizons for the geographies of music 4

  • Geographies of Media IX: Video Gaming and Ludic Geographies

  • Geographies of Media X: Literary Landscapes

  • Geographies of Media XI: Telecommunications, Natural Resources, and the Public

  • Geographies of Media XII: Tourism and the Film Industry

  • Geographies of Media XIII: Place-Making, Public Perception, and the Self

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Other Sponsored Sessions

  • Building the Geo-Humanities I: Constructing a Field - Organizers: Garrett Nelson, Nicholas Bauch

  • Building the Geo-Humanities II: Experiments around Form - Organizers: Garrett Nelson, Nicholas Bauch

  • Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Engagement: Film and Filmmaking - Organizers: Derek Alderman, Joseph Palis, Jessica Jacobs

  • Food geographies: culture, media, politics 1 - Organizer: Christine Barnes

  • Food geographies: culture, media, politics 2 - Organizer: Christine Barnes

  • Linguistic Geography - Organizers: Catherine Lee, Ashleigh Smith, Son Ca Lam

  • Media and Disasters - Organizers: Kevin Glynn, Julie Cupples

  • Network analysis and geography I: Concepts and Methods - Organizers: Justus Uitermark, Walter Nicholls, Michiel Van Meeteren

  • Network analysis and geography II: Political Networks - Organizers: Justus Uitermark, Michiel Van Meeteren

  • Network Analysis and Geography III: Elite and Corporate Networks - Organizers: Michiel Van Meeteren, Justus Uitermark

  • Network Analysis and Geography IV: Uneven Urban Development - Organizers: Michiel Van Meeteren, Justus Uitermark

  • Platform Urbanism 1: Opening Panel - Organizers: Scott Rodgers, Susan Moore

  • Platform Urbanism 2: Politics, Participation and Governance - Organizers: Scott Rodgers, Susan Moore

  • Platform Urbanism 3: Residential Property, Rentier Cultures and Airbnb - Organizers: Scott Rodgers, Susan Moore

  • Platform Urbanism 4: Logistics, Mobilities and Enactment - Organizers: Scott Rodgers, Susan Moore

  • Popular Geopolitics Across Multiple Mediums - Organizers: Katrinka Somdahl-Sands, Darren Purcell

  • Risk Communication and Resilience - Organizer: Bandana Kar

  • Tourism analytics: social media, spatially distributed data and data mining in tourism research 1 - Organizers: Andrei Kirilenko, Jinwon Kim

  • Tourism analytics: social media, spatially distributed data and data mining in tourism research 2 - Organizers: Andrei Kirilenko, Jinwon Kim

  • Tourism, Digital Technology and Geographies of Urban Inequality - Organizers: Julia Giddy, Fabian Frenzel

  • Tourism, Digital Technology and Geographies of Urban Inequality II - Organizers: Julia Giddy, Fabian Frenzel

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2017 Program

 

Sessions Currently Sponsoring (dates and times found in the preliminary program)

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  • “AAG Shorts (a screening of short films),” organized by Jessica Jacobs

  • “The Wasteland II: Wasteland Imaginaries,” organized by Heather Agnew and Robert Kopack

  • “Linguistic Geography,” organized by Catherine Lee

  • "Linguisitic Geography 2" organized by Catherine Lee

  • "Spatializing Music Performance, Consumption and Political Economies" organized by Joseph Palis

  • “Critical Worldbuilding 1: Thinking fictional worlds through critical geography” organized by Jeffrey Martin and Gretchen Sneegas

  • "Critical Worldbuilding 2: Counterfactuals and building alternative futures" organized by Jeffrey Martin and Gretchen Sneegas

  • "Critical Worldbuilding 3: Politics and potentiality" organized by Jeffrey Martin and Gretchen Sneegas

  • "The Digital as Method and Object" organized by Beyhan Farhadi and Michelle Majeed

  • “Social Media and the Academic Life: Strategies in student recruitment, teaching, and professionalism” a professional development workshop organized jointly by David Coronado of the AAG and Emily Fekete

  • “Media and Communication Geography: Past, Present, and Future” Keynote panel

  • “Media Geography Keynote with Tom Conley” annual keynote address

  • “Gender, Sexuality, and the Media: Media and Communication Geography Session I”

  • "Nature and the News Media: Media and Communication Geography Session II"

  • "The Media and Conflict: Media and Communication Geography Session III"

  • "Social Media and Activism: Media and Communication Geography Session IV"

  • "Television, Film, and Literature: Media and Communication Geography Session V"

  • "Mobile Phones: Media and Communication Geography Session VI"

  • "Curating (in)security: Unsettling Geographies of Cyberspace 1"

  • "Curating (in)security: Unsettling Geographies of Cyberspace 2"

  • "Film Geographies: Text, Context and Political Economies"

  • "Geography and Digital Film - What next?"

  • "Geography and Digital Film - What next - a Roundtable Panel Discussion"

  • "Imagined Landscapes: Geovisualizing Australian Spatial narratives, by Jane Stadler, Peta Mitchell, and Stephen Carleton - Authors Met Critics Panel Session"

  • "Information Geographies: Data, democracy, and improving the world with critical VGI" panel organized by Monica Stephens and Stefano de Sabbata

  • "Information Geographies: Social dimensions of Web 2.0 cartographies" organized by Christian Bittner and Sterling Quinn

  • "Information Geographies: Social dimensions of Web 2.0 cartographies II" organized by Christian Bittner and Sterling Quinn

  • "Open Source Software in Geography: Theories, Developments and Pathways towards Openness I"

  • "Open Source Software in Geography: Theories, Developments and Pathways towards Openness II"

  • "Perceiving and Parlaying Climate Change"

  • "Spatial Narrative in the GeoHumanities: Aesthetics, Methods, and Theory"

  • "The Call of the Wild: Writing and Walking in American Landscapes"

As part of an effort to re-brand and branch out to new members, the Media and Communication Geography Specialty Group is planning on holding a series of sessions at the 2017 annual meeting in Boston. We will be hosting a keynote address as well as a panel on the potential of media and communications geographies in light of the increasingly digital era we find ourselves in. We will also be sponsoring a student paper competition.

We hope that you, as members of this specialty group, will help to make the AAG in Boston a success! Therefore, we are asking that if anyone has proposed sessions on media and communication topics, please send in the cfps for Media and Communication sponsorship. The board is also happy to help in soliciting for papers to fill your proposed sessions. 

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