We are delighted to welcome the following workshops and discussion sessions to this year's annual conference. For specific timings please see the programme.
- Accessing the carceral continuum: Success, denial and negotiation workshop, convened by Caitlin MacKinlay (University of Durham, UK) and Renzo Szkwarok (Newcastle University, UK).
- Cartooneering your research workshop, convened by Alice Hague (James Hutton Institute, UK).
- Geospatial artificial intelligence methods and applications workshop, convened by Stephen Law (University College London, UK), Stef De Sabbata (University of Leicester, UK), Weiming Huang (University of Leeds, UK), Mark Birkin (University of Leeds, UK) and Damilola Ogungbemi (University of Leeds, UK).
- Inequalities from space workshop, convened by Elisabetta Pietrostefani (University of Liverpool, UK).
- The Missing Building Workshop, convened by Neuza Morais (University of Chester, UK) .
- Participatory ecological urban futures by design workshop, by Maja Jorgensen (The Open University, UK) and Hannah Arnett (Independent).
- Research with, not on: A workshop on engaged scholarship on the geographies of labour and technology, convened by Ambika Tandon (University of Cambridge, UK) and Srujana Katta (University of Oxford, UK).
- Social and cultural geographies in policy and practice: A practical workshop, convened by Rebecca Collins (University of Chester, UK) and Danny McNally (Teesside University, UK).
- Touching visions: Touch, embodiment and the sensory for more just and caring cities discussion & workshop, convened by Eva Neely (Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand), Maria Lindmäe (Tallinn University, Estonia) and Mirjam Schindler (Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington).
- Writing successfully for the Journal of Geography in Higher Education workshop, convened by Derek France (University Chester, UK), Sonja Rewhorn (The Open University, UK), Alan Marvell (University of Gloucestershire, UK), Harry West (University of the West of England, UK), David Higgitt (Lancaster University, UK) and Jennifer Hill (University of the West of England, UK).