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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Nominations are open until Tuesday 22nd September for DGRG committee positions: Chair, Events Coordinator, Social Media Coordinator. We're an active and friendly committee so if you're interested in digital geographies & want to get involved be sure to nominate yourself - info below ⬇️
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
Information on the roles: forms.cloud.microsoft/e/fPAsz2T9iq Key dates - Nominations open 14th September - Nominations close 22nd September 17:00 BST - Voting opens 23rd September - Voting closes 30th September 17:00 BST Outcomes in October Questions? Contact: digitalgeographiesRGS@gmail.com
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
📣Digital Geographies Research Group (DGRG) Committee Elections The DGRG is holding an online election for three committee positions: 🔹 Chair (must hold RGS Fellowship) 🔹 Events Coordinator 🔹 Social Media Coordinator Nominate yourself via forms.cloud.microsoft/e/fPAsz2T9iq
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 07/09/2026
📣 Please join us for our annual AGM, online on 14th September 10AM BST. We'll celebrate our group's activities and achievements over the last year, and share information about the upcoming committee election. Sign up via the link below: www.eventbrite.com/e/digital-ge...
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Digital Geographies Research Group (DGRG) RGS AGM
2026 Online Annual General Meeting for the Digital Geographies Research Group DGRG
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
On our final day at RGS-IBG AC26, we have sessions on the geographies of dis/connection, geodatafication, platform economies and the digitalising state. Check ExOrdo for locations and timings. ECRs - final reminder for our interactive workshop on precarity in Higher Education: #RGSIBG26 @rgs.org
The image is a poster advertising an ECR workshop on Friday 4th September at the RGS-IBG Annual Conference, called "giving voice to early career researchers (ECRs): challenges, solidarities and hopes for progress". Below the title, time/date/location, is a cornflower coloured box with details of the workshop. It invites ECRs to attend an interactive workshop to kickstart conversations and actions for solidarity building and hopes for progress.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
🎙️ We’re delighted to welcome Dr Julian Brigstocke as our second panellist for this year’s DGRG Annual Lecture at RGS-IBG AC26. See you in the Ondaajte Theatre on Thursday 3rd, 16:35–18:15 to hear more about @jbrigstocke.bsky.social's work. #RGSIBG26
The picture is a profile of Dr Julian Brigstocke, titled "Digital Geographies Research Group Annual Lecture". On the right is a picture of Julian, facing the camera and wearing glasses against a pink background. The profile reads "Dr Julian Brigstocke, Reader in Human Geography, Cardiff University". The profile introduces his work on the cultures and materialities of authority, especially "non-authoritarian authority" and debates around the spaces and politics of aesthetics. Empirically his research focuses on gender and violence through participatory work in Rio, colonialism and infrastructure in Hong Kong, and the politics of art in Paris. He's recently published a book on Non-Authoritarian Authority: Cities, Materiality, and the Aesthetics of Power. The picture ends with a call for people to join us in the Ondaajte Theatre on Thurs 3rd Sept, 16:35-18:15. On the left is a collage of pink and purple colours and pictured buildings. His image is joined by a LinkedIn and BlueSky link, and the RGS-IBG logo.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
👋 Welcome to RGS-IBG AC26! We have a day of exciting events today, including sessions on the geographies of data centres, digital inequalities, geopolitics and automation. Please check Ex Ordo for locations/timings. We hope to meet some of you there! #RGSIBG26
 This is a table of the events scheduled for this week's RGS Annual International Conference. The columns are split according to the 1.5hr sessions, and the rows are split by date (2nd, 3rd and 4th of September). The top is headed by the name of the DGRG and links to their BlueSky, website, LinkedIn, YouTube and mailing list. The background of the header is an assortment of pink and purples. The background of the table is an off-white. The sessions listed include 3 sessions on the geographies of data centres on the 2nd, and a session on bias in AI and the annual lecture on the 3rd. On the 4th, 9 sessions are advertised, including an ECR workshop, and sessions on disconnection, geopolitics and platform economies.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
📣 Calling Early Career Researchers Join the DGRG on Fri 4th during RGS-IBG AC26 for a workshop exploring experiences of precarity in UK Higher Education. We'll discuss opportunities for building solidarity and hopes for progress. Cake provided! You don't need to be a digital geographer to join us!
The image is a poster advertising an ECR workshop on Friday 4th September at the RGS-IBG Annual Conference, called "giving voice to early career researchers (ECRs): challenges, solidarities and hopes for progress". Below the title, time/date/location, is a cornflower coloured box with details of the workshop. It invites ECRs to attend an interactive workshop to kickstart conversations and actions for solidarity building and hopes for progress.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
🎙️ We’re delighted to welcome Professor Azadeh Akbari as one of our fantastic panellists for this year’s DGRG Annual Lecture at RGS-IBG AC26! See you in the Ondaajte Theatre on Thursday 3rd, 16:35–18:15 to hear more about @azadehakbari.bsky.social's work 🌍
The image shows a speaker profile for Prof Azadeh Akbari. On the right is a picture of the Prof, smiling at the camera. She wears an orange scarf and stands against a colourful background. On the left is a blue and pink urban image. The title reads "Digital Geographies Research Group Annual Lecture RGS-IBG AC26". This is followed by the Prof's profile, explaining that she is a Prof of Critical Data and Technology Studies at Goethe University Frankfurt. She is part of the Center for Critical Computational Studies and part of the Geography faculty. She researchs topics including the geopolitics of digital transformation and data justice. She directs the Surveillance Studies Network and has founded and directed the Surveillance in the Majority World Network. She was Assistant Professor at the University of Twente previously, and often featuring in the media on issues of surveillance At the bottom, is a final sentence "Join us in the Ondaajte Theatre on Thursday 3rd September, 16:35-18:15"
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
🎊 Just 1 week to go until the @rgs.org RGS-IBG International Annual Conference 2026 in London! We’re excited for 19 co-sponsored sessions on topics from data centres to AI bias, plus the Digital Geographies Annual Lecture & Reception on Thursday. See Ex Ordo for session details. See you there! 🌍
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
🤝Are you interested in joining the DGRG's mentoring scheme? Come along to our online discussion on the 13th of August (1-2pm GMT) and help to inform and shape the pilot. Please sign up here if you're interested - we look forward to seeing you there!
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 08/07/2026
🚨 Our Annual Symposium is tomorrow! Join us online from 9:45am for a day exploring the digital geographies of fragility, ending with Professor Margath Walker's keynote, The Fragility of AI. Programme & last-minute registration: digitalgeographiesrg.org/9-july-2026-... #DGRGAnnualSymposium2026
The image shows a bio of Professor Margath Walker. The background is pink with a white border. The title reads DIGITAL GEOGRAPHIES RESEARCH GROUP ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM 2026. On the left is a picture of the Professor with curly hair, black glasses and a beige jumper, smiling at the camera. On the right is a QR code to visit the DGRG website. Her bio reads: Margath Walker is Professor of Geography in the Department of Geographic and Environmental Sciences and School of Urban and Public Affairs at the University of Louisville. Her research focuses on technology, critical social theory and political geography. Her book, Spatializing Marcuse: Critical Theory for Contemporary Times (Bristol University Press) is the first to develop a geographic perspective in relation to the social philosopher, Herbert Marcuse. She has published widely on the geographies of artificial intelligence, borders and belonging and how social theory can explain current political dynamics. She is currently co-editor of the RGS-IBG Book Series. This is followed by a short call to action: "Register and join us online on 9th July 2026 from 9.45am UK time"
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 06/07/2026
📅 Three days to go until our free online symposium! Sign up to attend an exciting day of talks exploring how fragility, precarity and uncertainty differently manifest in and through digital technologies. #DGRGAnnualSymposium2026
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Digital geographies in fragile times | Webinar
This online symposium, hosted by the Digital Geographies Research Group, asks how digital geographies can help frame and address complex issues.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
🚀 Not long to go until our free online DGRG Annual Symposium on 9 July 2026! Don't forget to register via the link. Join us for three exciting sessions exploring Digital Geographies in Fragile Times. For more info: digitalgeographiesrg.org/9-july-2026-... See you there! #DGRGAnnualSymposium2026
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Digital geographies in fragile times | Webinar
This online symposium, hosted by the Digital Geographies Research Group, asks how digital geographies can help frame and address complex issues.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 22/06/2026
⏰ Don't forget to submit your nominations for the 2026 Undergraduate Dissertation Prize in Digital Geographies by 22 July! The winner will receive £100 and have the opportunity to showcase their work through DGRG channels. #DigitalGeography #DissertationPrize #UndergraduateResearch #DGRG
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Digital Geographies Research Group | Undergraduate dissertation prize
Prize for the best undergraduate dissertation in digital geography showing original research, critical analysis, and/or innovative methodology.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
🏆 The DGRG is pleased to offer a prize to the best undergraduate dissertation in any area of digital geography. The winner will receive £100 and have the opportunity to showcase their work through DGRG channels. Submit your nominations by 22 July 2026. Full submission information below 🔗
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Digital Geographies Research Group | Undergraduate dissertation prize
Prize for the best undergraduate dissertation in digital geography showing original research, critical analysis, and/or innovative methodology.
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Digital Ecologies @digicologies.bsky.social · 22/05/2026
Our special feature of People and Nature on the Digital Dimensions of Nature Recovery is coming into being! The special feature emerges from our 2024 conference at the Cheng Kar Shun Digital Hub, Jesus College, Oxford besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1... @peopleandnature.bsky.social
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The Digital Dimensions of Nature Recovery: People and Nature
<em>People and Nature</em> is an international journal publishing interdisciplinary research with ecological relevance that explores the relationships between humans and nature.
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Alberto Cairo @albertocairo.com · 26/05/2026
BIG NEWS in the Open Visualization Academy: openvisualizationacademy.beehiiv.com/p/data-femin... We're launching 'Data Feminism for Data Visualization' by @laurenfklein.bsky.social and @kanarinka.bsky.social #dataViz #infographics #dataVisualization #dataJournalism
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Tess Osborne @tessosborne.bsky.social · 13/05/2026
🚨📣 We’re launching the first Early Career Editorial Board for Digital Geography & Society. If you’re a #PhD student, postdoc, or #ERC working on #digitalgeographies, we’d love to hear from you. We offer mentoring & hands-on experience in #academicpublishing & editorial work. Please share widely 🙏
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Read the latest articles of Digital Geography and Society at ScienceDirect.com, Elsevier’s leading platform of peer-reviewed scholarly literature
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gillian rose @profgillian.bsky.social · 13/05/2026
very excited to have a date for the publication of my new book: 8 December!! 'Animated Urbanism' interrogates the visualisation of the mandate that urban life should be 'smart.' @uminnpress.bsky.social www.upress.umn.edu/978151792206...
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A critical examination of the digital imagery and visualization tools that mediate urban lifeAnimated Urbanism explores the ways urban life is increasingly m...
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 12/05/2026
⏰ Just three days left to submit your abstract for the DGRG Annual Symposium, 'Digital Geographies in Fragile Times'. Find more info on the CfP and submit your abstract before Friday 15th May via the link below! #DigitalGeography #CallForPapers #AcademicConference #Geography #DGRG
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Call for Papers – Digital Geographies Research Group 2026 Annual Symposium
Call for Papers on the theme of Digital Geographies in Fragile Times: Precarity, Instability, and Uncertainty Geographies Research Group 2026 Annual Symposium // Online // 8/9th July 2026 Symposium…
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 27/04/2026
📢 There are just over two weeks left to submit your paper for the Digital Geographies Research Group Annual Symposium, held online 8th/9th July! We invite contributions on this year’s theme: 'Digital Geographies in Fragile Times'. 🔗 Full call details below. Submit by 15th May!
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Call for Papers – Digital Geographies Research Group 2026 Annual Symposium
Call for Papers on the theme of Digital Geographies in Fragile Times: Precarity, Instability, and Uncertainty Geographies Research Group 2026 Annual Symposium // Online // 8/9th July 2026 Symposium…
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 16/04/2026
📢Call for Papers open for DGRG Annual Symposium 2026! This year's theme is 'Digital Geographies in Fragile Times'. The symposium will be held online on 8th/9th July, and we welcome a range of contribution formats. Submit your abstract by 15th May via the link below! #DigitalGeography #CfP
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Call for Papers – Digital Geographies Research Group 2026 Annual Symposium
Call for Papers on the theme of Digital Geographies in Fragile Times: Precarity, Instability, and Uncertainty Geographies Research Group 2026 Annual Symposium // Online // 8/9th July 2026 Symposium…
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Progress in Environmental Geography @progenvgeog.bsky.social · 27/03/2026
🌐 New paper in Progress in Environmental Geography 🌐 'Geography and Environmental Governance I: Governing with Environmental Data' by Marc Tadaki journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
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UBC Centre for Migration Studies @migration.ubc.ca · 18/03/2026
How do platforms like Uber and DoorDash change protections for immigrant workers? New paper by María Esther Cervantes Macías shows how they both enable and constrain transnational mobility, deepening global inequalities through flexible digital labour. 🔗 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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Lindsay Naylor @lbnaylor.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
SAVE THE DATE! Book talk with a special focus on mentoring on deck for late spring with the @gfgrg.bsky.social of @rgs.org Join us on June 11th as I discuss my new book "All Geographers should be Feminist Geographers!" out with @ugapress.bsky.social now! Register today!!
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 12/03/2026
📢 Expressions of Interest are now open for guest passes for the RGS 2026 Annual Conference. Passes cover the conference registration fee and are intended to support colleagues who may otherwise be unable to attend. 👉 Find details and the EoI form here: digitalgeographiesrg.org/apply-for-a-...
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Apply for a DGRG Guest Pass for the RGS 2026 Conference
The Digital Geography Research Group is able to allocate a number of conference guest passes. These passes cover registration fees (not travel or registration). You can apply for a DGRG Guest Pass …
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Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) @rgs.org · 02/03/2026
Join the Society's Urban Geography Research Group later this month for their next webinar, featuring contributions from Lauren Andres (UCL Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment). ⏰ 25 March, 1.00pm 👉 Register: ow.ly/tsLJ50XTxp9
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Miautics @miautics.bsky.social · 10/02/2026
Image, screen, projection: Conceptualising the urban (imaginary) in digital visual culture By Gillian Rose, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
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Dialogues on Digital Society @dialoguesdigsoc.bsky.social · 12/11/2025
Ahead of publication of our special issue on Authoritarianism in the Digital Age, the editorial sets out the approach we have taken to the topic and describes the 48 diverse and rich papers in the volume- most of which are already available to read. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 13/02/2026
📣 The deadline is fast approaching for expressions of interest for sponsored sessions at the RGS Annual Conference 2026. Get in touch with your session details by 16 February! Follow the link below for more details:
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Digital Geographies Research Group | Conference sponsorship
Inviting sessions that engage with theoretical or empirical interests in relation to the digital, and particularly those aligned with the conference theme.
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Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) @rgs.org · 21/01/2026
Planning to attend the RGS-IBG Annual International Conference? Join our free webinar to learn how to make the most of the event, including networking tips, presenting guidance, and practical advice. 📅 Tuesday 27 January 🕐 1.00–2.00pm Register 👇 bit.ly/3LlMFD3
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How to take part in our Annual International Conference
This webinar advises how you can get involved at the Society's Annual International Conference and make the most of your time at the conference.
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TIBG @tibg.bsky.social · 10/02/2026
New in TIBG: 'Geographies of Responsibility, Care and Repair in Digital Worlds of AI' guest edited by Jess McLean et al. This collection features four short pieces reflecting on questions of governance of and accountability for AI. rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1...
A promotional tile for the new collection in Transactions on Geographies of Responsibility, Care and Repair in Digital Worlds of AI. The graphic shows three images of the globe: a satellite image, an image with cities lit up, and a black outlined globe evocative of the world wide web symbol.

This collection was organised by Jessica McLean with Louise Read, Karen Lai, Markus Breines and Sneha Krishnan, with contributions from Margath Walker, Jamie Winders, Yung Au, Katarzyna Cieslik, Nikko Stevens and Jack Jen Gieseking.

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Thomas Dekeyser @thomas-dekeyser.bsky.social · 23/01/2026
Got to present the book in full for the first time yesterday at the 'Technological Life Research Cluster' (@oxfordgeography.bsky.social). Big thank you to @atmosphericthings.bsky.social and attendees for the wonderful questions and comments.
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George Kirkham @kirkham.bsky.social · 23/01/2026
New article for @tibg.bsky.social. Through the case of digital snake rescue, I merge @digicologies.bsky.social and disease ecology work to develop the lens of 'digital disease ecologies' - a way to analyse how digital encounter and datafication configure disease emergence and multispecies health.
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Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers | RGS Journal | Wiley Online Library
Through the case of Snake Awareness Rescue Protection App (SARPA), a digital snake translocation and snakebite prevention mobile phone application in Kerala, India, this paper extends recent geograph...
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gillian rose @profgillian.bsky.social · 23/01/2026
I wrote an enthusiastic review of 'The Smartness Mandate' and 'The Ordinal Society', with added geographies. @ohalpern.bsky.social @marionf.bsky.social @dgrgrgs.bsky.social
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The Smartness Mandate + The Ordinal Society = 2026(primer)
This is a review of two of the best books I've read more or less recently on the currently digital moment ('best' meaning 'most useful for things I am thinking about right now'). I should admit I haven't got round to many of the flood of academic/popular books on AI yet, though I'm looking forward to Karen Hao's The Empire of AI&hellip;
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 23/01/2026
👋 Friday spotlight! Last but definitely not least, say hello to Olivia Fletcher @livfletcher.bsky.social (she/her), our Early Careers Representative, supporting and bringing early-career perspectives to the DGRG. 👇 We hope you've enjoyed learning about the committee! #DGRGCommittee
The image is a profile of the Early Careers Rep Olivia Fletcher. On the left is an image of Olivia smiling. She has blonde hair, wears a black jacket and white top and stands against a green and blue background. There is a title on the right, "Introducing...OLIVIA FLETCHER University Teacher, University of Liverpool". The beige text box below reads, "My recent work includes a paper on technology–space entanglements in relation to self-tracking and a creative writing workshop examining women’s access to health technologies. Digital geographies help us understand how technology shapes our lives, movements, bodies, identities and relationships - even when we don’t notice it happening! ". A final black box at the bottom reads, "Research interests: digital geographies of health & fitness, health tracking technologies, social media, embodiment, digital inequalities, feminist new materialism ". The background is made up of interlocking geometric shapes to highlight the photo and text.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 19/01/2026
👋 Continuing our committee introductions as we head toward the end of the series! Say hello to Richard Müller (he/him), an Ordinary Member on the DGRG Committee. Great to have them involved 👇 #DGRGCommittee
The image is a profile of Ordinary Member Richard Müller. On the left is an image of Richard in black and white. It is a headshot of him facing the camera. There is a title on the right, "Introducing...RICHARD MULLER PhD candidate at University College London". Below is a beige text box that reads: "My doctoral research has focused on the 'interstitial' gaps in urban morphology, governance, and temporality through which unofficial, insurgent, and informal practices emerge in Taiwanese and Indian urbanisms. As a heavily interdisciplinary and practice-based researcher, I am interested in how digital tools can bear witness to these alternative urban imaginaries. Find out more about my research: www.latentspace.com". A final black text box at the bottom reads: "Research interests: Digital imaginaries, digital urbanisms, insurgent spatial practices, practice-based research, creative and visual methods." The background is made up of interlocking geometric shapes to highlight the photo and text.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 14/01/2026
🥁Continuing our committee introductions… Holly Gowland (she/her) serves as one of our Postgraduate Representatives, supporting and representing postgraduate researchers within the DGRG. She also wins the award for the coolest profile photo - check out her research interests below👇 #DGRGCommittee
The image is a profile of the Postgraduate Representative Dr Holly Gowland. On the left is an image of Holly, playing a guitar surrounded by purple and pink shapes and lighting. There is a title on the right, "Introducing...HOLLY GOWLAND Postgraduate researcher at the University of Birmingham". The beige text box below reads: "My research explores the intersection of urban transformation and sound composition through the lens of sonic urbanism.  I worked recently with Fruit and Nut Village Stirchley on a soundwalk through their sites, and I am currently working on a piece for harpsichord and electronics (premiering by Gośka Isphording in February). As I explore sound, I am able to curate a fieldwork pack of varied equipment from varied fields (environmental science, music, etc.) as digital geographies approaches analysis with an open mind.". A final black box at the bottom reads, "Research interests: sound studies, composition, changing spaces & places. I explore how constantly evolving urban environments are perceived through sound, and how sound contributes to the identity, transformation, & memory of urban landscapes.". The background is made up of interlocking geometric shapes to highlight the photo and text.
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Anna Jackman @ahjackman.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
Reminder that tomorrow (14 Jan) the @statesofprecarity.bsky.social Report Launch and Discussion will be held online, 1:00-2:30PM GMT. Guest speakers: @matildaf.bsky.social, @jaytoddgla.bsky.social, Lekan Adekola, @profgillian.bsky.social. Register here: www.rgs.org/events/upcom...
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States of precarity in UK geography report launch
We're invitomh all geographers to the launch of the States of Precarity in UK Higher Education Geography report.
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gillian rose @profgillian.bsky.social · 12/01/2026
register now for the Visual Politics of Digital Ecologies conference, 2-3 Feb 2026 in Oxford! with keynotes @joannazylinska.bsky.social and Daisy Ginsberg www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-visual... 🌳 📹 🦫 🛰️
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 12/01/2026
👋 Now say hi to Jack Lowe (he/him), our Prize Co-ordinator, helping to recognise outstanding research in digital geographies. @jackalowe.bsky.social recommends you check out Pin The Tale (pinthetale.co.uk) and this free mystery game (interment.itch.io/play) to wave Monday goodbye! #DGRGCommittee
The image is a profile of the Prize Co-ordinator Dr Jack Lowe. On the left is an image of Jack smiling, wearing a hoodie in front of a multi-coloured wall. There is a title on the right, "Introducing...JACK LOWE Knowledge Exchange Manager, UWE Bristol". The beige text box below reads, "Jack is the creator of Pin the Tale: an online, map-based game about discovering and sharing stories connected to places in the UK: pinthetale.co.uk. Something fun to share with the community:  If you’ve ever wandered through an old graveyard, looked at the barely readable headstones and imagined the lives of those buried there, you might enjoy this little free mystery game: https://interment.itch.io/play". A final black box at the bottom reads, "Research interests: Place, digital games, creative methods, locative and mobile media, psychogeography". The background is made up of interlocking geometric shapes to highlight the photo and text.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 09/01/2026
📣 Rounding off the week with another committee intro… Meet Hope Steadman (she/her), the Social Media Co-ordinator for the DGRG, helping share news, events and (yes) these posts 👇 @hope-steadman.bsky.social #DGRGCommittee
The image is a profile of the Social Media Co-ordinator Hope Steadman. On the left is an image of Hope smiling at the camera wearing a flowery jumpsuit with foliage behind. There is a title on the right, "Introducing...HOPE STEADMAN PhD Student - School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford". The beige text box below reads, "My PhD research investigates how digital technologies shape the ways rivers are sensed, understood and governed in Oxfordshire, exploring how they influence environmental knowledge, politics and everyday experience.

I believe digital geographies are crucial at a time when digital tools increasingly shape how we monitor and govern environmental change. I’m excited to join a community that critically engages with these technologies and to support PGR-led conversations on digital environmental futures." A final black box at the bottom reads, "Research interests: feminist digital geographies, environmental knowledge politics, pollution governance and digital ecologies." The background is made up of interlocking geometric shapes to highlight the photo and text.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 07/01/2026
👋 Next in the series... Meet Adam Michael Packer (he/him), our Events Co-ordinator. @adammpacker.bsky.social is a familiar face on the committee and does a truly excellent job helping ensure DGRG events are well organised, welcoming and engaging 👇 #DGRGCommittee
The image shows a profile of the DGRG Events Coordinator, Adam Michael Packer. On the left is a photo of Anna in a stripey shirt and black jacket, smiling at the camera. The heading on the right reads, "Introducing... ADAM MICHAEL PACKER Research Fellow, University of Birmingham". Below this is a beige text box reading, "I am currently undertaking an ESRC-funded Centre-UB Early Career Researcher Fellowship that explores public perceptions and attitudes towards medical uses of drones in Wales, UK, building on my previous work as part of the University of Birmingham’s Future Flight Social Science research programme.

DGRG have facilitated and nurtured welcoming and supportive spaces for a friendly collective of scholars that have tangibly contributed to the professional development of my career. I hope we can continue to do that through our events and activities including our annual symposium." A final black text box at the bottom reads: "Research Interests: I draw on geography, STS, political science, and sociology to understand how digital technologies are transforming (urban) life." The background is made up of several interlocking shapes to highlight the photo and text.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 05/01/2026
✨ Hello 2026... and welcome back! We're starting the new year with our next committee intro. Please welcome Anna Jackman (she/her), our Treasurer and a great person to have on the team. Happy New Year @ahjackman.bsky.social! 👇 #DGRGCommittee
The image shows a profile of the DGRG Treasurer, Anna Jackman. On the left is a photo of Anna in a stripey top, smiling at the camera. The heading on the right reads, "Introducing... ANNA JACKMAN Associate Professor in Human Geography - University of Reading, UK". Below this is a beige text box reading, "I’m currently PI on a British Academy project (with Co-I Dr Paul Cureton, Lancaster University), 'Future drone skies: Planning in volume' which brings together academics in geography and design to explore the implications of drones in UK airspace for the UK built environment. 

I’m also part of the RGS and Antipode-funded States of Precarity research project, exploring the long and short term effects of precarity in UK HEI Geography. We’ve created a project report, action plans and wider resources, designed to support more equitable working cultures." A final black text box at the bottom reads, "Research interests: Feminist political geographer interested in robotic and digital technologies in everyday, urban and military life and space.". The background is made up of several interlocking shapes to highlight the photo and text.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 22/12/2025
🎄 Our final committee intro before the festive break... Meet Maciej Główczyński one of our Ordinary Members and a fantastic part of the DGRG Committee. A lovely note to end the year on, and more to come in the new year 👇 #DGRGCommittee
The image shows a profile for Maciej Główczyński, an Ordinary Member of the Committee. A photo on the left show Maciej outdoors, wearing glasses, smiling and in a puffer jacket. Text on the left reads: "Introducing... Maciej Główczyński Assistant Professor at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań". A beige text box below reads: "My current research project tackles the problem of posthuman agency and experiences of place mediated through digital technologies. For me, digital geographies help to critically address the entanglements between human and digital technologies, as well as the relations, inequalities, and imaginaries they produce.". A final black text box at the bottom reads: "Research Interests: Digital placemaking, agency, human-place-technology relations, extended realities, qualitative methods". The background shows geometric shapes to highlight the main text.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 18/12/2025
💡 In today’s committee spotlight… Please welcome Alfie Greenwood, joining us this year as one of our Postgraduate Representatives. Hi @alfiegreenwood.bsky.social! A new face on the committee helping to bring postgrad perspectives to the table! 👇 #DGRGCommittee
This image shows a profile of the Committee's Postgrad Rep, Alfie Greenwood. On the left is an image of Greenwood, smiling, facing the camera, wearing a black jumper with a red logo. Behind him is a green lawn and pillared building. On the right, the title reads: "Introducing... ALFIE GREENWOOD PhD student - UCL, Department of Geography". Below is a beige text box, reading: "My PhD research explores the geographies of AI within the home, exploring how intelligent technologies are increasingly (re)shaping everyday domestic life, as well as what these developments mean for how we geographically understand the home in the era of AI. Digital geography has profoundly shaped my thinking since my undergraduate studies, and I believe this field is more critically important than ever amid the proliferation of pervasive digital technologies across all aspects of life. I’m excited to play a role in a community that is deeply and critically engaged with the impacts of these technologies, and to help positively shape its growth through PGR-led contributions." At the bottom is a final black text box reading: "Research Interests: Geographies of the home, geographies of AI, and exploring how emerging AI systems are reshaping everyday life, spaces and relations." The background is made up of several geometric shapes helping to highlight the photo and key text.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 15/12/2025
❄️ Starting the week with another committee intro... Meet our Secretary, Daisy Curtis (she/her) helping to keep everything running smoothly as we head toward the end of the year. 👇 #DGRGCommittee
This image shows a profile of the Committee Secretary, Daisy Curtis. On the left is an image of Daisy, smiling, facing the camera, wearing a grey top and yellow cardigan. On the right, the title reads "Introducing... DAISY CURTIS Lecturer in Human Geography, University of Exeter." Below is a beige text box, reading: "Daisy's research examines emerging technologies and their social life, in particular 5G technology. Daisy is interested in technological development and roll-out, the radio spectrum, digital geopolitics, and knowledge controversies including conspiracy theories and their associated communities. For Daisy, digital geographies captures a huge breadth of research interests and also brings together wonderfully generous and thoughtful people from across geography and beyond." The image ends with a final black text box, reading: "Research interests: 5G, digital geopolitics, knowledge controversies" The background shows several overlapping geometric shapes to highlight the text.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 12/12/2025
🥁And next up… Meet María Cervantes-Macías (she/her), one of our Ordinary Members and a new face on the DGRG Committee this year. We’re excited to have her on board! 👇 #DGRGCommittee
This image shows a profile of an Ordinary Member of the Committee, María Cervantes-Macías. On the left is an image of María, smiling, facing the camera, wearing a pink dress with foliage in the background. On the right, the title reads "Introducing... María Cervantes-Macías Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of British Columbia". Below is a beige text box, reading: "Broadly, I’m interested in how global migration regimes and digital labour markets reshape cities, producing new forms of inequality and belonging. I approach these questions through ethnographic methods, with a focus on North American regional integration. "Digital geographies" allows us to think about all the connections that we have across space and time, it gives us tools to study the infrastructures and networks that keep us all connected." At the bottom of the image is a black text box reading, "Research Interests: My work examines how borders, technology, and inequality shape who gets to move, work, and belong across North America." The background is made up of geometric coloured shapes to highlight the text.
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Digital Geographies Research Group @dgrgrgs.bsky.social · 10/12/2025
👋 Today we're introducing June Wang (she/her), our fabulous International Officer. Hello @june-wang.bsky.social! June is an Associate Professor at the City University of Hong Kong, and you can find out more about her research interests in the profile below. 👇 #DGRGCommittee
"The image is a profile introducing the International Officer, June Wang. On the left hand side of the image, there is a professional photo of June with dark hair, looking at the camera, seated at a table with a mug of coffee. To the right of the image, the text reads: “Introducing... JUNE WANG Associate Professor, Department of Public and International Affairs, City University of Hong Kong”. Below this is a text box section: “My current research examines how digital infrastructures facilitate Chinese tech professionals’ expansion into BRI countries and the emerging geopolitics of technological standards shaping this process.” A quote follows: “To me, digital geographies reveal how the digital is deeply entangled with spatial politics — from infrastructures and labour to governance and imaginaries of the future.” A final text box at the bottom states: "Research interests: Digital territories, digital infrastructure, digital labour, and the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)”
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