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Natalie V

@nvgeography

PGCE Secondary Geography student at Manchester Metropolitan University. Interested in food geographies, intersectionality and youth development. She/her

Joined September 2020
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looking to spend some time improving subject knowledge this week. can anyone point me in the direction of good resources (books, articles, videos, websites) particularly for physical geography (weather and climate, natural hazards, physical processes). appreciate any help!
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isntthatspatial.net/episodes… Lovely Sunday listening, especially useful for #alevelgeography identity and urban space, and for any cultural geographer ever..

Belonging (and Avoidance) — Isn't That Spatial

Perhaps the biggest goal of urban planning and community development is creating a sense of place - a sense of belonging. But defining “belonging” can be tricky, and sometimes we’re better at...

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An amazing read for this Lunar New Year. Thinking of the relationships formed around those large tables in Chinese restaurants and of my own 'outsider' positionality when conducting this research- something I frequently reflect on.
Vittles (@vittlesmagazine) profile pictureVittles@vittlesmagazine12 Feb 2021
"Yet there is a more selfish reason I go to Chinese restaurants. I go to take a breather from living in a white world." Today's newsletter by @aspiringboy is about the complex politics of belonging experienced at Chinese restaurants across the world vittles.substack.com/p/a-vit…
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"the discomfort of the outsider is a feeling that should be leaned into and embraced; it’s a reminder that the city is never your playground to own, that ultimately, we are all guests." Cities do an amazing job at place making but with this comes a battle for home making too
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I'm very glad to have done my research on Chinatown communities and feel I offered a strong presentation of various experiences but often reflect on to what extent did I interrupt the process of home-making and this article has extended this reflection, which I'm grateful for.
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Kept following the cranes around Manchester for a #GeographyDrift Enjoyed getting a little lost and noticing all aspects of Manchester development
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so impressed with my fellow pgce geographers today, got to be a part of some really insightful and engaging first lessons!
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Really great article for GA members, happy to send it over for those who aren't. Important insight into the relationship between whiteness and geographical powerful knowledge, as well as practical steps.
Cohesion Sheffield (@CohesionSheff) profile pictureCohesion Sheffield@CohesionSheff29 Sep 2020
Confronting the deafening silence on race in geography education in England: learning from anti-racist, decolonial and Black geographies sheffieldshare.org/2020/09/2… via @wordpressdotcom
Confronting the deafening silence on race in geography education in England: learning from anti-r...

Confronting the deafening silence on race in geography education in England: learning from anti-r...

Available in the 2020 Geographical Association Journal Steve Puttick and Amber Murrey School geography in England has been largely silent on issues around race, which stands in contrast to importan…

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