Wendy Ro
Biographic Data
| ID | 330597 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wendy Ro |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wendy |
| FAMILY NAME | Ro |
| SIGNATURE | RO W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bristol University, UK |
| ORCID | 0009-0009-3903-9029 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Mischief, care, and heterotopia: Reflections on the potentials of zines in geography’s spaces
In 2024, the Geography Zine Organizing Network (GEOZONe) was formed to collect, archive, and distribute zines engaging geographic thought and activism within and beyond the boundaries of disciplinary geography. Zines – self-published booklets emerging from subcultural and activist communities – have much to offer cultural geography as a medium of geographic theory, communication, and praxis. In this brief article, we describe how zines have been …
Seasonal excess: Moving with place and produce through creative fieldwork
Rural farming communities are often flooded by excess produce during peak harvest times. Communities are often left with the excesses that are unsold to supply chains, a reminder of failed crops, poor weather, and uncertain incomes. Yet excesses can be and are used by locals in other ways, such as making pickles, preserves, and other material provisions. In this visual essay, we reflect on a series of creative fieldwork activities in preparation …
Diving into shadow places: Dumpster Diving, Food Waste, and Care
Hunters on the Track: William Penny and the Search for Franklin
Captains of whaling vessels were experienced navigators of northern waters, and William Penny was in the vanguard of the whaling fraternity. Leading the first maritime expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, he stood out not just for his skill as a sailor but for his curiosity about northern geography and his willingness to seek out Inuit testimony to map uncharted territory. Hunters on the Track describes and analyzes the efforts made by the …
Identity, diversity and citizenship: A critical analysis of textbooks and curricula in Irish schools
Despite the long presence of migrant communities, Ireland was only transformed to a net-receiving immigration nation in 1996, and is currently experiencing net emigration in the wake of a sharp economic downturn. Debates about immigrant incorporation and educational responses are still at a relatively early stage. This study, which forms part of a larger project, set out to explore the role of schools and curricula in developing citizenship and t…
Identity, diversity and citizenship: A critical analysis of textbooks and curricula in Irish schools
Despite the long presence of migrant communities, Ireland was only transformed to a net-receiving immigration nation in 1996, and is currently experiencing net emigration in the wake of a sharp economic downturn. Debates about immigrant incorporation and educational responses are still at a relatively early stage. This study, which forms part of a larger project, set out to explore the role of schools and curricula in developing citizenship and t…
Identity, diversity and citizenship: A critical analysis of textbooks and curricula in Irish schools
Despite the long presence of migrant communities, Ireland was only transformed to a net-receiving immigration nation in 1996, and is currently experiencing net emigration in the wake of a sharp economic downturn. Debates about immigrant incorporation and educational responses are still at a relatively early stage. This study, which forms part of a larger project, set out to explore the role of schools and curricula in developing citizenship and t…
Hunters on the Track: William Penny and the Search for Franklin
Captains of whaling vessels were experienced navigators of northern waters, and William Penny was in the vanguard of the whaling fraternity. Leading the first maritime expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, he stood out not just for his skill as a sailor but for his curiosity about northern geography and his willingness to seek out Inuit testimony to map uncharted territory. Hunters on the Track describes and analyzes the efforts made by the …
Seasonal excess: Moving with place and produce through creative fieldwork
Rural farming communities are often flooded by excess produce during peak harvest times. Communities are often left with the excesses that are unsold to supply chains, a reminder of failed crops, poor weather, and uncertain incomes. Yet excesses can be and are used by locals in other ways, such as making pickles, preserves, and other material provisions. In this visual essay, we reflect on a series of creative fieldwork activities in preparation …
Diving into shadow places: Dumpster Diving, Food Waste, and Care
Mischief, care, and heterotopia: Reflections on the potentials of zines in geography’s spaces
In 2024, the Geography Zine Organizing Network (GEOZONe) was formed to collect, archive, and distribute zines engaging geographic thought and activism within and beyond the boundaries of disciplinary geography. Zines – self-published booklets emerging from subcultural and activist communities – have much to offer cultural geography as a medium of geographic theory, communication, and praxis. In this brief article, we describe how zines have been …
Geography (3 works) · Geographies of human-animal interactions (2 works) · History (2 works) · Archaeology (1 works) · Archaeology and Natural History (1 works) · Art (1 works) · Art history (1 works) · Business (1 works) · Cartography (1 works) · Citizenship (1 works)