Presentations
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Access denied: the politics of water evictions in New York City
Author: Lucy Everitt
An invited presentation as part of the GEOS Colloquium series hosted by the Ph.D. Program in Earth and Environmental Sciences at the CUNY Graduate Center, New York City.
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Inequality and the work transfer of water poverty
Author: Katie Meehan
Invited keynote lecture for World Water Day at the Water Institute, University of Waterloo, USA, a world-leading center of water research and education.
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"These crazy downpours": Social reproduction, state power, and the volatile geographies of subsumption in Mexico City's rainwater market
Author: Katie Meehan
An invited presentation about nature, subsumption, and the perils and hopes of rain at the Institute for Environment, Conservation and Sustainability, University of Toronto, Canada.
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The housing crisis and the urbanization of water poverty
Author: Katie Meehan
An invited seminar on current research at TURBA (Urban Transformation and Global Change Laboratory) at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya in Barcelona, Spain.
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Plumbing poverty in high-income countries: a critical introduction
Author: Katie Meehan
An invited presentation at the workshop “Frontiers in Household Water Insecurity in Higher-Income Countries” at Texas A&M University, College Station, USA.
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Plumbing poverty in high-income countries: a critical introduction
Author: Katie Meehan
An invited presentation at ICRA, Institut Català de Recerca de l’Aigua, a leading center of water sustainability research in Girona, Spain.
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The weaponization of water and the racial calculus of reproduction
Author: Katie Meehan
On the very first day of the project, Katie delivered the Political Geography Keynote Lecture at the 2023 Annual International Conference of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) in London.