Why are all the queers sitting together at the conference? Or, reflections on AAG 2016
The American Association of Geographers and Sexuality & Space Pre-Conference meetings took place in San Francisco last week. I’ve been back in …
Heading to ASA 2016
Excited to share the great news that our panel, “Geography, Maps, and Visions of Home in the Classroom,” organized by Eric Covey …
Speaking at Eulogy for the Dyke Bar in NYC
I’m in NYC again, walking around among the places where it seems everyone I knew over the last 16 years in this …
Didn’t I Just Get Here? Or: Reflections on My First Tenure-Track Semester
Whoa. It was August 1st and a chemist friend (god bless you, Ryan) and I are in a U-Haul on I-495 wrapping …
Joining the Editorial Board of the Annals of the Association of American Geographers
I am honored to announce that I’ve accepted an invitation to join the editorial board of the leading US geography journal, Annals …
Reflecting on the 1980s Course
Belinda Carlisle was right: heaven is indeed a place on earth. For me that would be the experience of teaching my American …
Reflections on The Digital Image of the City: Hartford 2015
As the new semester is upon us–how did that happen so quickly?–I wanted to reflect back on my courses from last semester. …
Gender & Geography Bibliography Hackathon a Success!
As I just wrote on the Gender & Geography Bibliography (GGB) website, during Geography Awareness Week in mid-November 2015, over 49 individuals and …
Sharing My MA Thesis: Aggression in the Quaker Meeting for Worship
Over ten years ago, I spent a year pursuing the role of the instinct for aggression–the instinct to act, behave, take part, …
Details for the Gender & Geography Bibliography Hackathon
I am delighted to share that the Gender & Geography Bibliography Hackathon will take place November 15th-21st, 2015. A hackathon is a …
Slides & Handout from OA Panel at Trinity College
We had a rousing conversation about the merits of open access (#OA) during Open Access Week at Trinity College. My presentation focused …
Speaking about Gender Fluidity in Fortune Magazine (Oct 2015)
I was interviewed earlier this year by Fortune Magazine regarding trans* issues in the workplace, and was quoted in their article yesterday, …
Panel 10/22: Open for Collaboration: Scholarship in the Age of Open Access
This Thursday I will be speaking on a panel regarding on my home turf, Trinity College, regarding the import of open access …
Slides from “Queering the Map” Talk
My slides from my Futures Initiative talk, “Queering the Map: Theoretical Reflections on Spatial Methods,” at the CUNY Graduate Center this Friday …
Talk on 10/2: Queering the Map
I’m over the moon that 1) I do not have the flu as I did last February when I had to cancel …
Announcing the Gender & Geography Bibliography Hackathon: Nov 15th-21st!
I am delighted to share that the Gender & Geography Bibliography Hackathon (GGBH) will take place from November 15th through the 21st, …
Interview in Vice’s “The History of Lesbian Bars”
Many thanks to the ridiculously smart and cool Nicole Pasulka for including my work in her Vice piece from August of 2015, …
About the Rainbow Heritage Network
In the last month while moving to Hartford and getting settled in my new office at Trinity, I am happy to share …
New Publication: Crossing Over into Territories of the Body (Area)
I am pleased to report that my new article in Area, “Crossing Over into Territories of the Body: Urban Territories, Borders, and …
New Publication: “Urban Margins on the Move” in Berlin Blätter
My short reflection piece, “Urban Margins on the Move: Rethinking LGBTQ Inclusion by Queering the Place of the Gayborhood,” is now out …