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Food Geographies retweeted
📣Welcome to all those joining us for the first day of #RGSIBG24 👋
The Registration Desk will be open from midday for delegates to collect name badges, lanyards &lunch tickets - more information to help with planning your arrival can be found below. 👇
rgs.org/research/annual-inte…
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We're getting excited for the @RGS_IBG Annual International Conference next week! Check out the range of sessions we'll be sponsoring at the conference and don't forget to come along to our AGM on Thursday! #RGSIBG24
ALT Schedule of FGRG sponspored events at the RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2024
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Great to be back at @RGS_IBG after a decade (😳) for #RGSIBG23 . For those still around tomorrow morning, @DrRStClair and I are chairing two sessions on #resilient #FoodSystems - pinging @FoodGeog members but all welcome!
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My term as PGR rep for the RGS Food Geographies Research Group @foodgeog is almost over 🍉🥦🍜
We’re having an info meeting on 16th Aug- several other roles available too. Interested PGRs (any stage) feel free to DM me 😊
#FoodSystems #Geography
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Want to find out about the food insecurity model & factors impacting adult food choices? Join @khizra_tariq & @FoodGeog for a webinar 'Childhood food insecurity and adulthood eating behaviours' on Monday 3 July at 12.00pm. Contact Lucy Aphramor ([email protected]) to sign up.
ALT The logo for the RGS-IBG Food Geographies Research Group.
Food Geographies retweeted
Want to find out about the food insecurity model & factors impacting adult food choices? Join @khizra_tariq & @FoodGeog for a webinar 'Childhood food insecurity and adulthood eating behaviours' on Monday 3 July at 12.00pm. Contact Lucy Aphramor ([email protected]) to sign up.
ALT The logo for the RGS-IBG Food Geographies Research Group.
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Today our PhD student @MarenbachR attended the @FoodGeog writing retreat @BUGeography @BangorSNS discussing some of his research with other food researchers. ✍️🗣️
Great morning at the @FoodGeog writing retreat at @BangorUni hosted by @BUGeography @BangorSNS. On to a productive afternoon! 📝
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Sad to be missing the @FoodGeog writing retreat in Bangor today- hope you all write prolifically and enjoy the fab views! 🍎🌱🌄
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Entries are open for the @FoodGeog undergraduate #dissertation prize! 🍉🌽🍕🧁🌾🍄
First place: £75, 2x highly commended: £35.
Deadline 14th July 2023, one entry per department please. Info and how to enter here: rgs.org/research/research-gr…
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Call for session proposals! @RGS_IBG Annual International #Conference 2023 on the theme of #ClimateChanged #Geographies; hosted by @FoodGeog. Place: London and online, #Time: August 29 to September 1, 2023. #Due: March 2, 2023.Details: tinyurl.com/nnyutwa8 #climatechange #food – at Preston, England
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Call for session proposals for the @RGS_IBG Annual International Conference 2023 on the theme of Climate Changed Geographies. Learn more at foodgeographies.wordpress.co…. Due March 2, 2023. @FoodGeog #ClimateChange #Geography
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⌛️There's ONE WEEK remaining to get your submissions in for our Mid-Term Conference 2023👇
The theme is 'Shifting Geographies', but postgraduates are welcome to present on any (geographical!) topic 🗺️
Watch this space for further exciting announcements this week... 👀
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Check out the thread below introducing the work we do as the @RGS_IBG Food Geographies Research Group @FoodGeog It's a really dynamic & welcoming group, covering all aspects of food, society, space & place. If you'd like to learn more have a look at our website (see link below)🙏
December’s Research Group in the spotlight is the Food Geographies Research Group (@FoodGeog) - a group bringing together geographers studying all aspects of food who work to raise the profile of geography as a key voice in food related research, policy, knowledge and action🧵1/
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Glad to be a part of this @FoodGeog group! 🎉 You can subscribe here, shorturl.at/pEGH7, to get updates on the group's future activities. Thanks @RGS_IBGhe 🙏 – at Preston, England
December’s Research Group in the spotlight is the Food Geographies Research Group (@FoodGeog) - a group bringing together geographers studying all aspects of food who work to raise the profile of geography as a key voice in food related research, policy, knowledge and action🧵1/
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@FoodGeog RGS in a nutshell - very supportive and inspirational space for foodie PhDs and ECNs @PGF_RGSIBG - do get involved!
December’s Research Group in the spotlight is the Food Geographies Research Group (@FoodGeog) - a group bringing together geographers studying all aspects of food who work to raise the profile of geography as a key voice in food related research, policy, knowledge and action🧵1/
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December’s Research Group in the spotlight is the Food Geographies Research Group (@FoodGeog) - a group bringing together geographers studying all aspects of food who work to raise the profile of geography as a key voice in food related research, policy, knowledge and action🧵1/
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Really interesting presentation
"Feeding lines offer a vent because of capitalism"
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'Flour to the people' won the Food Innovation Award at the British Food & Farming Awards ⬇️
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Great to present the @RuralClimathons project yesterday alongside a range of excellent papers 🙌 Many thanks to co-convenors @DamianMaye and @mikegoodman56
#RGSIBG2022
Brilliant talk by @PippaSim on the @RuralClimathons paper at #RGSIBG2022! So cool to see how the project has progressed since last working on it in June- can’t wait to read the completed paper!
@DamianMaye @CCRI_UK @RGS_IBG
ALT Pippa presenting “Deliberative approaches to the climate crisis: adapting Climathons for rural livestock farming communities” on projector screen.
ALT Pippa pointing to slide with live illustration from Cumbria, created by Izzy Carrol.
ALT Pippa pointing at adapted methodology slide.
ALT Pippa talking about slide with live illustration from Cornwall, created by Mikayla Shuker.