e. kinkaid (they/them)

to my friends across the pond: see u later!

See you all on Friday!

New article out from
The Geography Zine Organizing Network (geoz.one)! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Transgender experience and the question of space | Webinar In this webinar, Dr Eden Kinkaid explores what theory of space emerges from transgender experience and develops a critical phenomenology of space.

Join the Society's Gender and Feminist Geographies Research Group for an upcoming event with Dr Eden Kinkaid (e. kinkaid (they/them)) as part of the GFGRG online seminar series:

🔊 'Transgender experience and the question of space'
📍 Online, 6 February

Book your place 👉 https://ow.ly/Ogwb50XTqHU

Transgender experience and the question of space | Webinar In this webinar, Dr Eden Kinkaid explores what theory of space emerges from transgender experience and develops a critical phenomenology of space.

Hi folks! I have a talk coming up! “Transgender Experience and the Question of Space.” Feb 6 at 8am Eastern/1 pm British. Free, but you must register below for link: www.rgs.org/events/upcom...

Got a lil chapter in this new book about fuckin with geography

Got a little talk coming up!

rly excited about this one! the last publication from my MA research has been released as part of this new collection of queer geography scholarship, along with the work of such brilliant colleagues as @queergeog.bsky.social @sagebrice.bsky.social & @joejukes.bsky.social !!

doi.org/10.4337/9781...

Front cover of new book--"All Geographers Should be Feminist Geographers." Showcases university building and sculpture at Mentor's Circle at University of Delaware.

New Book! "All Geographers Should be Feminist Geographers: Creating Care-full Academic Spaces" now available from UGA Press.

Excited to talk about the book with folks, so please consider if this topic and ideas are well-suited to department seminars, class visits, or other conversational spaces.

I did this last summer! Check it out if you are interested in applying phenomenology in another (inter)disciplinary context!

New pub alert! This is the fourth and final article in our Queering Feminist Geography Series! It explores the genealogies linking feminist, queer, and trans thought in geography and how we might activate them more fully toward a transfeminist geography. www.tandfonline.com/eprint/SF58T...

Queering feminist geography III: calling all allies and accomplices In this third piece in our Queering Feminist Geography Viewpoint series, we discuss allyship for queer/trans scholars within and beyond geography. We consider when and why queer/trans geographers n...

New pub alert! The Queering Feminist Geography Collective is celebrating the release of our latest article "Queering Feminist Geography III: Calling All Allies & Accomplices." Read it to learn how to support queer & trans colleagues in academic spaces & beyond!

www.tandfonline.com/eprint/2VJZD...

so excited to have artwork featured in this queer & trans collage anthology!

cover for COLOUR INTO FOCUS #1 // cover art by Luis Martin

digital mockup of the inside cover // inside cover art by Frankie Pacifico

hello everyone! we are NOW TAKING PRE-ORDERS for the first issue of COLOUR INTO FOCUS, our international anthology series of collage work from queer and trans artists // pre-orders are available in our shop on a sliding scale from $6-$22 // shop.nonmachinable.com/product/preo...

It Is Journalism’s Sacred Duty To Endanger The Lives Of As Many Trans People As Possible The task of reporting is not a simple one. Each and every day, reporters and editors at publications like The Onion make difficult decisions about which issues should receive attention, knowing that o...

From ‘The Onion’ Editorial Board:

Whose Geography, Whose History? Reimagining How We Teach the History of Geography In this roundtable, we share our reflections on how to teach more critical histories of geography in Anglo-American institutions. Ashutosh offers a contrapuntal reading of the history of geography,...

New pub alert! Check out our reflections on how to reach the history of geography in more critical and inclusive ways! An all-star cast of commentators! Conceptual reorientations and practical strategies! www.tandfonline.com/eprint/C7HMD...

And we have a resource page with an academic reading list re: zines!

Hi! We are actually at geoz.one!

new zine drop on geoz.one! This zine discusses some of the long term and mostly unseen/undiscussed impacts of colonialism on the biodiversity and presence of tree species within Mi’Kma’Ki (Nova Scotia) and more specifically Kjipuktuk (Halifax).

I turned in the final files and paperwork for my forthcoming book with @uminnpress.bsky.social! “Disorienting Phenomenology: Queer Space and Trans Life.” Stay tuned!

new zine drop on geoz.one! Start with a Park is a project designed to help people reconnect & foster relationship w their ecosystem thru the lens of a local park. The self-paced practice includes activities in three phases: awareness, appreciation/co-creation, and action.

My colleagues and I got a paper accepted! “Whose geography, whose history? Reimagining how we teach the history of geography” will be coming out in the Professional Geographer!

Getting very close to finishing my book: “disorienting phenomenology: queer space and trans life.” Just gotta give it a read thru and send it in!

y’all my book is going under contract! stay tuned for “disorienting phenomenology: queer space and trans life!” It’ll take a minute to come out, but in the meantime, happy to talk about it in colloquia, etc.! Hit me up (DM works)!

read up about our latest schemes in the queering feminist geography collective

New pub alert! “Queering feminist geography 2: Working through and working against transexclusionary feminisms.” Check it out! www.tandfonline.com/eprint/TTPKT...

new paper out! www.tandfonline.com/eprint/CTGVR...

Supreme Court limits lower courts' power to block Trump The rising number of nationwide injunctions has exploded under Trump.

The Supremes, continuing their wrecking-ball approach to jurisprudence, have just ruled that lower, district court judges --which have issued dozens of nationwide injunctions stopping Trump policies, including on key trans issues -- can longer do so.
@rikiwilchins.bsky.social

“No right is safe in the new legal regime the Court creates.” –Justice Sonia Sotomayor.

One of the most chilling sentences I have ever read.