[Post originally written for the YES! Gender website ] The YES! Steering Committee is excited to share the launch - and recording - of new episodes of YES! Loud and Clear , our podcast dedicated to conversations in feminist geographies. This achievement feels especially meaningful because it is rooted in something that often sustains academic and activist work but is not always visible: network, care, and generosity. These episodes are shaped by the incredible mentors and col

The end of September was such a generative moment in my life! Still under the energy and effects of the Fall equinox cellebration a week ago, flowing with the cycles continues taking me to transformative experiences. Body, mind and spirit walk hand-in-hand. Alongside the literal invitation of the season to harvest the produce cultivated over the past months, this attunement to nature coincided with a beautiful opportunity to share the harvesting of so many colleagues doing re

I feel so grateful for the inspiring connections and experiences that life gifts me with everywhere I go! Although coming sometimes unexpectedly, I do not believe that events happen by chance. In one way or another, we choose where to invest time, energy and attention. For me, the employment of these priceless resources hugely influences the opportunities and encounters I find along the journey. I am currently exploring what is like to be a highly qualified professional in a

And the geographer, having opened his notebook, sharpened his pencil. 'First the explorers’ accounts are written down in pencil. One waits, before going over them in ink, until the explorer has provided proof. So?' — asked the geographer. 'Oh! Where I live, said the little prince, it’s not very interesting: it’s very small. I have three volcanoes. Two active volcanoes and one extinct volcano. You never know…' 'You never know' — repeated the geographer. 'I also have a flower.'