Journeys is a series of resources showcasing the journeys of established geographers working in the field of health and wellbeing to demonstrate the varied pathways, research areas, expertise and experiences. We hope this series will inspire and offer supportive insights to others pursuing or undertaking research in this area.
The Geographies of Health and Wellbeing Research Group (GHWRG) is a research group of the Society. It offers a lively and supportive network for all those interested in research in geography of health and health care, medical geography, and any other area of research elated to health and well-being. The group is always pleased to welcome new members.
Join the conversation on X (Twitter) using #GHWRG
If you are interested in joining the group, please email the group secretary Chloe Asker at c.asker@exeter.ac.uk
Fieldwork and care
The Society and the Development Geographies (DGRG) and Gender and Feminist Geographies (GFGRG) Research Groups have been working together to better signpost funder policies on care costs associated with fieldwork.
Resources for mental health and wellbeing in HE geography
A number of resources are available to help university staff understand and address mental health and wellbeing issues in higher education.
Wellbeing for new postgraduate researchers
This resource contains advice on wellbeing for new postgraduate researchers. It was originally written by Andy Harrod for the RGS-IBG's Postgraduate Forum.