How do these new forms of extractivism and the rearticulation of the action of the State around it also generate new forms of resistance? What are the different ways of organizing that emerge and develop in the […]

Map of the United Republic of Soybeans as defined by Syngenta

The United Republic of Soybeans is the name Syngenta multinational company gave to an entire region of Latin America, namely the Southern Cone, […]

If the rupture and continuities between extractivism and neo-extractivism are related to the action of the State, how can we understand the contradictions of the State action in the case of soybean production? […]

How does the practice of countermapping constitutes a resistance to the disposession and a mecanism of commoning?

Through different methods of collective mapping or GIS, people – activists, inhabitants, […]

Dr. Nerve V. Macaspac, an Assistant Professor of Geography at the College of Staten Island (CSI) and Doctoral Faculty at the Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES) Program at The Graduate Center, CUNY won a $2.5 […]

This month last year we left our classrooms, stayed home, wore masks & went on lockdown. My students in Urban Geography at CUNY College of Staten Island captured what it’s like living in a pandemic through […]

This coming March, five months after CSI students documented their lives in the pandemic, we will revisit the short film “My Pandemic” co-produced by students of Urban Geography. Click here to register. […]

What happens when students capture a day in their lives in the midst of COVID-19?

Join us for the digital premiere of “My Pandemic,” a short film produced by the Urban Geography class at CUNY College of […]