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    • Past Institutes
      • Athens GA, USA, 28 May – 1 June 2007
      • Manchester, UK, 18 – 22 May 2009
      • Athens GA, USA, 30 May – 3 June 2011
      • Durban, South Africa, 27 May-1 June 2013
      • Johannesburg, South Africa, 21-27 June 2015
      • Montréal, Québec, Canada, 5-9 June 2017
      • Mexico City, Mexico, 17 – 21 June 2019
  • Scholar-Activist Project Awards
    • Scholar-Activist Project Awards – 2012/13 recipients
      • Challenging the “New Urban Renewal”: Gathering the Tools Necessary to Halt the Social Cleansing of Council Estates and Developing Community-led Alternatives for Sustaining Existing Communities
      • A Spatial Political Economy of Waste in Hyderabad, India: A “Geography From Below” Approach
      • Visioning the Future: Exploring Youth Participatory Video and Geographical Imagination in Zimbabwe and South Africa
      • Science for Indigenous Activism: Mapping the Impacts of Oil Companies
      • Uniting Detroiters: Coming Together From the Ground Up
    • Scholar-Activist Project Awards – 2013/14 recipients
      • Scaling Up Urban Resistance to the New Gentrification Frontier: Creating a National Campaign Network to Defend Traditional Retail Markets
      • The E14 Expedition: Building Community Through Story-Telling
      • Precarious Workmen Speaking Out: South Asian Migrant Workmen’s Diaries and Narratives as Safe Migration Resources
    • Scholar-Activist Project Awards – 2014/15 recipients
      • Re-membering Rebellion in the Forgotten East: Knowledge Coproduction as a Necessary Link in the De/fence of Ch’orti’ Territory
      • Spreading the Seed: Feminist Kurdish Revolution and Radical Epistemologies
      • The Arts and Precarity: Forging New Solidarities (A Cabaret and Workshop)
      • The Detroit Reentry Study
      • Organize! Action-Research of Global Workers for Local Victories
    • Scholar-Activist Project Awards – 2015/16 recipients
      • Mentorship as political practice: Filipino-Canadians organizing against educational abandonment in Vancouver BC
      • Peoples’ Global Action and the Alterglobalisation “Movement of Movements”: An Oral History of Transnational Organising for Today’s Struggles
      • Re-Drawing the Economy: Creating Place-Based Images That Can Travel
      • Supporting Community Research to Contest the Normalization of Extrajudicial Killings and Everyday Violence in Mathare, Nairobi
      • Indigenous Tourism Activism Hui-Trawün: Fostering spaces of self-determination and collaboration
      • The Hunger Strikers’ Handbook: Detention Abolition, From the Inside Out
    • Scholar-Activist Project Awards – 2016/17 recipients
      • Beyond Indigeneity: Rights, Resources, and Political Mobilization in Oaxaca, Mexico
      • Mapping Disappearances, Abuses, and Resistance from the Inside and Out: A Real-Time Map of U.S. Immigration Detention
      • The PDX Black Gardens Project: Reworking Portland’s Sustainability Narratives through Collaborative Oral History
      • A People’s Guide Online
    • Scholar-Activist Project Awards – 2017/18 recipients
      • Resting Safe: Houseless Community Control of Urban Space
      • Fragile Resistance on the EU Borderzone: The Peaceful Geographies of the Refugee Crisis
      • How the Roma are Fighting Back: A Diary and Guide for Resistance Against Restitutions and Forced Evictions
      • Solidarity Los Angeles
    • Scholar-Activist Project Awards – 2018/19 recipients
      • Black Feminist Spatial Imaginaries in Northeast Portland: Drawing a reconstruction, resistance, and reclamation of place
      • Pay the Rent: Re-envisioning and re-forming gentrified landscapes in Aboriginal Sydney
      • Jackson People’s School
      • The Prison Law Archive: Recovering a lost history of anti-prison struggle in California
  • International Workshop Awards
    • Regional Workshop Awards – 2012/13 recipients
      • Histories of Radical and Critical Geography
      • Regional Revolutions: Advancing Radical Geographical Scholarship and Practice Through Feminist Geography Across the Canada-US Border
      • Crises Regimes and Emerging Urban Social Movements in Cities of Southern Europe
    • International Workshop Awards – 2013/14 recipients
      • Grounding the Anthropocene: Sites, subjects, and struggle in the Bakken Oil Fields
      • Squatting houses, social centres, and workplaces: A workshop on self-managed alternatives
      • Politicizing African urban ecologies: Enabling radical geographical research practices for African scholars
      • Re-thinking Latin America development beyond neoliberalism: Toward a rediscovering/recreation of the Latino American thought on development
      • Queer Worldings: A Transnational Queer Studies Workshop
    • International Workshop Awards – 2014/15 recipients
      • Comparative Subalternities: Socio-spatial Marginalization in the Global South
      • The Role of Activists and Academics in Addressing Health and Environmental Issues Associated with Extractive Industries in Latin America and Canada
      • Old Maps, New Terrain: Rethinking Population in an Era of Climate Change
      • Space, Race, Bodies II: Sovereignty and Migration in a Carceral Age
    • International Workshop Awards – 2015/16 recipients
      • Pursuing Elusive “Win-Win” Results for Forests and People in Peru
      • Towards a Politics of Accountability: Caribbean Feminisms, Indigenous Geographies, Common Struggles
    • International Workshop Awards – 2016/17 recipients
      • Beyond Disputed and Fragmented Borders: Facilitating Co-operation between Kashmiri and Palestinian Youth Activists
      • “Let Justice Roll Down Like Waters”: The Role of Spirituality in African American Environmental Activism in the US South
      • Regional Encounter and Workshop on Radical Methodologies in Contested Places: Approaching Decolonization in Central America
      • Decolonising Settler Cities
    • International Workshop Awards – 2017/18 recipients
      • Sovereignty Expanded: Indigenous Geographies of the Contemporary American West
      • Postcolonial Difference, Strategic Solidarities: Geographies of Race, Caste, and Tribe in South Asia
      • Frontiers of Environmental Justice: Building Transoceanic Solidarity Between the Pacific, the Caribbean and the UK
      • Policing Rage in the Urban Age of Crises and Extremes
    • International Workshop Awards – 2018/19 recipients
      • Beyond Extraction: A Counter-Conference in the Heart of Extractive Capital
      • Radical Housing Encounters: Translocal Conversations on Knowledge and Praxis
      • Fund SUNY Now! Pushing Back Against Austerity in Public Higher Education
      • School for Future Urbanists: Towards Eco-Equity City Region
  • Supplementary material
    • Introducing Milton Santos and “The Active Role of Geography”
    • The Union of Socialist Geographers Newsletter, 1975-1983
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