Uxía Reboiro-Río presented at the II AECPA Gender and Politics Session in Santiago de Compostela 📍✨
She discussed the use of ReliefMaps+ to explore feminist activists’ experiences in relation to anti-feminist and anti-gender movements.

The last week (Oct 2–4), Leon Freude and
@JPascualBordas
traveled to Manizales, Colombia to present INTERMAPS and take part in a teaching collaboration with the University of Caldas! 🟣 #Intermaps #FeministGeography #InternationalCollaboration

Núria Font-Casaseca presented at the IV COLOQUIO INTERNACIONAL CONFLICTOS URBANOS in Lisbon last week🏙️🟢

She discussed about "ReliefMaps+, una herramienta digital para el estudio de las desigualdades urbanas desde una perspectiva interseccional y geográfica"

🟣 Last week, our team presented at the ATGENDER Conference at UAB, Barcelona 🟣

🗣️🔎We organized a workshop on the Relief Maps methodology where we shared the new website reliefmaps.upf.edu and talked about different applications of the tool for diverse research topics

Through critical tools, theories & collaborations, INTERMAPS continues to push geography beyond its boundaries. From GIS histories to climate futures, our work at #AAG2025 reflects mapping as a key tool for justice. 🗺️💜

#INTERMAPS #AAG2025

🌿 Also on March 27, @marcollplanell.bsky.social ll presented her PhD work on climate change in Catalonia in the session Intersectional Feminist Approaches to Climate Justice.

#ClimateJustice #Intersectionality

🛠️ On March 27, @mariarodo.bsky.social and @mapasurbanos.bsky.social co-organized 3 sessions on Building Feminist Mapping Tools & Praxis, along with Meghan Kelly.

Maria presented Mapping Climate Impacts using Relief Maps and Núria explored emotional & relational dimensions of place in GIS.

🧭 On March 26, @mapasurbanos.bsky.social joined the panel Minor Histories of GIS as a discussant. She spoke on the need to draw from other disciplines to rethink GIS through a critical lens—highlighting “minor GISciences.”
#GIS #CriticalGeographies

INTERMAPS is a project led by Maria Rodó-Zárate, based at the Pompeu Fabra University (Barcelona) and funded by the European Research Council (ERC Starting Grant, 2021).