The journal is graduate-run and situated in the University of Arizona’s School of Geography, Development, and Environment. It’s been running for more than 25 year and was founded by artist/geographer/author Kimi Eisele. I edit the journal with Raven Moffett, a PhD student in American Indian Studies.

2023 issue: COUNTER/CARTOGRAPHIES (Buy hard copy here. View digitally here). Recognizing the power of geographic knowledge to shape the world in its image (for better or for worse), we invite radical re-imaginings of space, place, and landscape that demonstrate the possibility, necessity, and contours of other worlds — worlds yet to come into being or worlds already here but at the margins of dominant geographic representations and itineraries. In the spirit of counter/cartographies, we invite you to explore the following questions: What geographies — material, embodied, imagined, remembered, cultural, political, virtual, etc. — require a critical remapping? What geographies might be brought into being through the convergence and jostling of different geographic imaginations, epistemologies, and ontologies? What do these confluences have to do with struggles for more just and vibrant political, cultural, and ecological futures? What futures are made possible through a collective reimagining of space and place?

Upcoming 2024 issue: Mapping All My Relations. View the call for submissions here to read more, note that the call has ended.

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