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Appropriating Indigenous Sovereignty: The “Sovereign Citizens Movement” in Australia
Patrick Lucas Regobert Krüsi explores how Indigenous discourses against colonial violence are coopted and appropriated by a new motley crew…
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Do You Hear the Taiwanese People Sing?
Lauren Yu-Lou Wang writes an autoethnographic essay on Taiwanese protest music and what it means both in its global standing…
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We care about care work: Methodenseminar für Bachelorstudierende
Wie verstehen wir Pflegearbeit? Wie sieht die Arbeitsrealität von Menschen aus, die bezahlte oder unbezahlte Pflegearbeit leisten?
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Unraveling Water Governance in Arizona: A Historical Tale of Colonial Exploitation in the Navajo Nation
Ella Schubiger creates an original ArcGIS story map exploring Indigenous land use and colonial water relations in the Navajo Nation…
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An Alternative Travel Guidebook to Bocas del Toro, Panama
Uncovering Colonial Logics and their Embodiment in Bocas del Toro’s (Panama) Residential Tourism Development: A Feminist Political Geography Analysis Mirjam…
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Inner borders: Paris and its Banlieues
Michelle Welter created a podcast episode where she speaks with Parisian Banlieues residents on lived realities around urban borders and…
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Kneading Unity: The Dough of Regionalism in Shaping Italian Identity
Lorenzo Peerani created an original Children’s Coloring Book based on his essay on critically rethinking Italian regionalism and borders between…
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Video-Podcasts – Economic Geography 2023
We present a series of video podcasts made by economic geography students delving into economic processes from a critical standpoint.
Geography Creative Lab
Exhibiting Engaged Research Projects by Students
About this exhibition space:
The University of Zurich (UZH) Geography Creative Lab is a collaborative space to showcase engaging and creative research in various formats done by students as part of their coursework at the UZH Department of Geography. Our motivation is to shift the focus from traditional evaluation to expression — by making visible and public great, innovative and research intensive work done by students. We welcome contributions from all streams within Geography and beyond disciplinary boundaries.
Geography Creative Lab
Curated by:
Xavier Balaguer Rasillo
Jasnea Sarma
Finn Mempel
