Geography and Planning Show & Tell 2025

On March 14, the Department of Geography and Planning proudly hosted its third annual Show & Tell departmental conference. This dynamic one-day conference provides faculty, students, and recent graduates with an opportunity to present their past, current, or upcoming research while fostering an environment of learning and collaboration.

Attendees had the chance to engage with a diverse range of projects, gaining insight into the innovative research taking place within the department. The event serves as a valuable platform for knowledge exchange, encouraging dialogue and connections across various fields of geography and planning.

A sincere thank you to all the presenters who shared their work, contributing to the success of this year’s Show & Tell. 

2025 Presentations:

Karl Abian

The Geography of Asian-Canadian

Alex Martin

Mapping Street Tree Diversity in Canada’s Urban Forests

Marianne Lahaie Luna

Latine newcomers housing and health

Nessie Nankivell

Visualizing Mining Impacts in the Ring of Fire

Nushrat Jahan

Centralizing care in solidarity networks for local climate justice

Cecilia White

We're Here and We're (Rural) Queer: Rural-Urban Youth Queer Migration in Canada

Maya Campo

Organizing the Worker as a Whole: Masculinity, Social Reproduction and Organizing among Platform Workers in Toronto

Emma Hwang

Embodied Transition: Investigating the impacts of advanced cyberphysical technologies on the labouring body

Chunjiang Li & Michael Widener

How does grocery shopping happen for households with children in Canadian cities?

Kuang Jin

Biomarker-based Reconstruction of Holocene Sea Ice Regime and Primary Productivity in the Eastern Chukchi and Western Beaufort Seas