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Encountering Temporality III: Signs: A Photo Essay

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Journal of Public Pedagogies Special Issue

4 Dec 2019

The Special Issue on ‘Walking in/as Publics’ in the Journal of Public Pedagogies guest edited by...

The Bank The Mine The Colony The Crime: A Collaborative Walking Tour (Toronto)

12 Sep 2019

Join us for a collaborative walking tour for art, activism and inquiry in Toronto’s financial...

WalkingLab at Toronto Biennial of Art

30 Aug 2019

WalkingLab will be part of the Toronto Biennial of Art this autumn with our walk...

Article in MAI Feminism’s Special Issue on Feminist New Materialisms

18 Jun 2019

WalkingLab‘s contribution to this special issue on Feminist New Materialisms is to consider time as...

Call for Participants: Walking Tour in Toronto’s Financial District

11 Jun 2019

Call for proposals – due July 15 The bank, the mine, the colony, the crime:...

Queer Walking Tours and the affective contours of place

17 Apr 2019

WalkingLab has a new publication out in cultural geographies. Here’s the abstract: This article outlines...

Counterfuturisms and speculative temporalities: walking research-creation in school

8 Apr 2019

WalkingLab has a new publication in the International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education entitled...

Mark your Calendars! WalkingLab Keynote Alert.

6 Dec 2018

WalkingLab‘s Stephanie Springgay is Keynoting the Public Pedagogies Institute Conference in Melbourne, November 2019.

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Prof Dee Heddon @DeirdreHeddon·

15 Feb

Delighted that The Walking Library is included in this brilliant open source journal! https://t.co/4o4ZAF21Vl

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WalkingLab @Walking_Lab·

14 Feb

SPOTLIGHT: from @Walking_Lab's edited @pubpedagogies SI on walking in/as publics. @AstridaNeimanis & @PerditaPhillips' Postcards From the Underground; a 'Walk Shop' on groundwater and extraction in Australia. Read it! ... https://t.co/77PgtEkoE4

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OISE Alumni & Friends @OISEAlumFriends·

19 Dec

In 2020, @OISEUofT PhD student Jacqueline Scott (@BlackOutdoors1) will embark on the ‘Black Canada Hike’ to draw attention to Black history in the Canadian wilderness — and to those who are underrepresented in our outdoors recreation ... industry: https://t.co/v7WVUruZGc

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Oblique Curiosities 🎶@ObliqueCurios·

18 Dec

‘What could be Feminist about Sound Studies?’ New article by @ObliqueCurios' @davidbenshannon in the @pubpedagogies journal edited by @Walking_Lab! #soundwalks #feminism #sound https://t.co/WeSRboJKx5

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Cathlin Goulding @cath_goulding·

11 Dec

@MsKass1 Thank you, Kass! You’re the best! Recommend the whole issue, edited by the lovely folks @Walking_Lab. They call the issue a “syllabus” of walking pedagogies. Think you’d like the piece on walking with children and walking ... in teacher education programs.

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