Earth and Environmental Sciences Program,The Graduate Center, CUNY

Prof. Ruth Wilson Gilmore’s seminal book Golden Gulag, is featured on National Book Foundation’s: "Literature for Justice: Seven Books that Rethink Mass Incarceration" List. Congratulations! #EES https://lithub.com/literature-for-justice-seven-books-that/

#EES Doctoral Candidate Lauren Hudson is going live on Society of Women Geographers to talk about her work: An ensemble of Possibilities: Enunciating the Geography of New York City’s Solidarity Economy

Tune in to hear #EES student Lauren Hudson on SWG’s webinar: An Ensemble of Possibilities: Enunciating the Geography of New York City’s Solidarity Economy https://us02web.zoom.us//regist/WN_ZtCDaUb_SUmuwpmyIXLm8g

Join us tonight in EES Colloquiums of fall 2020: Dr.Stephen Pekar of CUNY Queens College on "Constraining Antarctic Ice-Volume Changes During Times of Elevated Atmospheric CO2: Looking Back to our Future (?)" https://www.facebook.com/events/365204424505363/

Professor Ruth Wilson Gilmore of #EES is featured on UCL's Sarah Parker Remond Centre for a conversation on the current crises of Covid-19 and state violence, touching on the desire for learning as a means of activism, the political geography of mobilisation and double consciousness. [In conversation with Ruth Wilson Gilmore | Sarah Parker Remond Centre - UCL University College London] (https://www.ucl.ac.uk//jun/conversation-ruth-wilson-gilmore)

#EESPublication check out this new paper by Dr.Kenneth Flores on A 100 m.y. record of volcanic arc evolution in Nicaragua. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/iar.12346

The distinguished Professor Ruth Wilson Gilmore of #EES is featured on the most recent episode of The Intercept Podcast hosted by Dr.Chenjerai Kumanyika's Uncivil Podcast. One question that abolitionists ask ourselves is, what are the conditions under which it is more likely that people will resort to using violence and harm to solve problems? What can we do about it so that there is less harm? Says Ruth Wilson Gilmore.

Professor Ruth Wilson Gilmore, Professor Setha Low and PhD candidate Marlene Nava Ramos of #EES are featured on the GC Selection of Scholars whose work addresses issues at the root of the protests. [13 Scholars Shedding Light on the Roots of Racial Injustice](https://www.gc.cuny.edu/News/All-News/Detail?id=55062)

Geographies of Racial Capitalism with Ruth Wilson Gilmore An Antipode Foundation film, opens with: The relationship between slavery and race, race and unfreedom, unfreedom and labor is one that we constantly try to untangle and at our peril we ignore it but also at our peril we make it too simplistic [Geographies of Racial Capitalism with Ruth Wilson Gilmore An Antipode Foundation film - YouTube]... (https://www.youtube.com/watch)

The antipode film project features Professors Ruth Wilson Gilmore and David Harvey of #EES in documentaries respectively named Geographies of Racial Capitalism" and David Harvey and the city which address their research and its implications for praxis. [The Antipode Film Project - Antipode Online](https://antipodeonline.org///01/the-antipode-film-project/)

Professor Ruth Wilson Gilmore of #EES speaks on the case for prison abolition on Democracy now: https://www.democracynow.org//ruth_wilson_gilmore_abolitio