This posting made on SLN by Duncan Fuller.
I’m about to start compiling an article for the academic geography journal Progress in Human Goegraphy about the development of 'Public Geographies' and am on the lookout for examples of non-traditional forms of academic/teacher/geographer/human endeavour - anything interesting, wacky, engaging that you have produced, have been engaged in, with the public(s) – in journals, books, web-sites, brainwaves, activism, emails, chapters, radio, presentations, blogs, events, demonstrations, letters, participations, diaries, EVENTS, posters, videos, podcasts, engagements, television programmes, communities, wikis, reports, newsletters....
I’m about to start compiling an article for the academic geography journal Progress in Human Goegraphy about the development of 'Public Geographies' and am on the lookout for examples of non-traditional forms of academic/teacher/geographer/human endeavour - anything interesting, wacky, engaging that you have produced, have been engaged in, with the public(s) – in journals, books, web-sites, brainwaves, activism, emails, chapters, radio, presentations, blogs, events, demonstrations, letters, participations, diaries, EVENTS, posters, videos, podcasts, engagements, television programmes, communities, wikis, reports, newsletters....
You get the idea - suggestions of good/interesting/bad links, references, and so on very welcome. No boundaries.
Get in touch if you've done anything of note...
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