AAG 2019 DC will host more than
1,000 posters — a new record! 
Peruse the gallery or edit your
abstract until Feb. 23.

 

 

DC's renowned Cherry Blossom Festival will attract record crowds, so book your discounted room at the Marriott Wardman Park or Omni Shoreham today.

 

 

Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden, champion of equal access to libraries and information, will receive Atlas Award at AAG 2019 DC.

 

 

Currently Chairman of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, he will talk about his experience with issues of civil rights and the judiciary.

 

 

A pioneer for women in science as the first woman director of the NSF, Rita Colwell has been named AAG's 2019 Honorary Geographer.

 

 

AAG announces a new collaboration with The Conversation, an independent, nonprofit publisher of commentary and analysis.

 

 

Your contributions make a difference to the AAG, to enhance the programs we offer and enable us to uphold our commitments to science, education, and research.

 

The AAG 2019 election is now open
and will end on Feb. 21. Read about the candidates to help inform your voting process.

 

 

Ask your library to purchase The International Encyclopedia of Geography, the 15-volume authoritative reference in geography. Updated annually!