Geographers for Justice in Palestine I
AAG 2026
GJP Official Sessions
Zine Launch and Community Gathering
GJP Special Event
Geographers for Justice in Palestine II
Resisting Scholasticide in Palestine
Geographers for Justice in Palestine III
Israeli Regional Counterinsurgency & Normalization
Geographers for Justice in Palestine IV
Black Geographies and Palestinian Liberation
Geographers for Justice in Palestine V
No Geographic Technology for Apartheid
Friends of GJP + other Palestine-focused panels, lectures, and papers
Migrant and Refugee Food Geographies 2
Migrant and Refugee Food Geographies 2
The Geographies and Ecologies of Counter/Insurgency 3
The Geographies and Ecologies of Counter/Insurgency 3
Human Geography & Middle East Specialty Group Plenary Lecture
Human Geography & Middle East Specialty Group Plenary Lecture
Land Speculation and the Post-Capitalist Logic of Dispossession
Tourism after Capital
Mapping and counter-mapping genocide
Mapping and counter-mapping genocide
Techno-capitalism, Empire, and the State
Techno-capitalism, Empire, and the State
(Re)Mapping Worlds Across Lands, Bodies, Cities, and Struggles
Queer and Trans Futurities
Archiving the Present: the Professoriate in times of Genocide
Archiving the Present: the Professoriate in times of Genocide
Author Meets Readers
Paul Kohlbry's Plots and Deeds: Agrarian Annihilation and the Fight for Land Justice in Palestine
EPD Keynote Plenary
Geography in a time of Genocide and Fascism
Transnational Networks of Exploitation and Resistance
Agrarian Racial Capitalism 2
Public Geographies of Palestine
Public Geographies of Palestine
Thinking from the South
Afterlives of Authoritarianism
Reclaiming Narratives, Rooting Connections, and Healing Memory Amidst Dispossession
Reclaiming Narratives, Rooting Connections, and Healing Memory Amidst Dispossession
Homelands and Diasporas: Palestinian community-making in the Bay Area
Homelands and Diasporas: Palestinian community-making in the Bay Area
Democratic Participation Opportunities
AAG Student-Leadership Listening Session
The AAG Student Councilor, in partnership with GSAG and USAG, invites the student body of the AAG to attend a listening session with AAG leadership. This panel is intended for current students. Faculty with significant concerns for student wellbeing are welcome, but the intent is to give students a judgement free venue to express their concerns and needs to their professional organization without fear of repercussions from their universities. Questions for AAG leadership may be asked by the audience in both the virtual and in-person space openly, but there will also be a moderated and anonymous method in both.
Accountability and Democracy in the AAG
Specialty Group Town Hall
Over the past year, many AAG members have raised questions regarding the AAG’s response to and handling of a petition regarding BDS. Members followed the rules outlined in AAG policy, and yet many felt that the petition was not addressed in a way that promoted transparency or democracy. The aim of this town hall is to gather insights and opinions from specialty group representatives to 1) review existing AAG policies, 2) reflect on the handling of the petition as an example of ways to think more broadly about accountability and democracy within the AAG, and 3) discuss potential pathways forward. To be clear, this town hall is not about the contents of the petition. Rather, it is about ensuring democratic ideals are upheld within the AAG and clarifying accountability structures within our member-driven organization.
Jerusalem through the Seams of Memory Exhibition
Jerusalem Throught the Lens of Memory
We invite you to support Jerusalem Through the Seams of Memory, an exhibition running March 16-April 12 at Uptown Body and Fender in Oakland, CA. The exhibit will have a public launch coinciding with the Saturday AAG field trip on Saturday March 21 6-9 PM – to register for this event check out the Instagram @jerusalem.through.seams. There will also be open gallery hours on Tuesday March 17-Friday March 20 during the conference from 6-8 PM each night. We highly encourage you to donate to support the exhibit at: https://bit.ly/SeamsofMemory. The exhibition is based on the collections of the Endangered Palestinian Memories initiative (www.palmemories.com), inviting visitors into lived stories of Palestinian life and livelihoods shaped by movement, memory, and endurance. Jerusalem Through the Seams is curated by Saad Amira and Samar Awaad, who are traveling from Palestine to join us on panels for AAG and to show the exhibit. We are honored by their presence and hope you can support the exhibit and their travels by donating above.