Feminisms, nature(s), city, emotions, quantitative/qualitative methods, and reflection on these have long accompanied my study of geography. My work has been concerned with feminist perspectives on the imperial mode of living, emotional experiences in fieldwork, and imaginaries of human-nature relations, among other topics. In my bachelor’s thesis, I conducted empirical research using creative methods on imaginaries of human-nature relations in the city, using parklets as an example. In light of current multiple crises, I am particularly interested in the transformation towards sustainable living. I am studying currently the M.Sc. Urban Design at HafenCity University.
In the working group AG KGGU, I worked as a student employee from January 2020 to March 2023. Thereby, I supported the working group in a wide range of tasks that are part of the daily research routine. Most notably, I was involved in addressing diversity-sensitive teaching – here I organized a series of events in collaboration with Martina Neuburger and Sonja Kanemaki and worked in a working group at the Institute of Geography. I also had fun creating and maintaining various websites for the AG KGGU and am still the contact person for this new website.
Since January 2023, I have been employed at the Foundation “Innovation in der Hochschullehre” and can contribute my experience from the university there.
Academic Career
- since 2023 | Studies Master of Science Urban Design, HafenCity Universität
- 2017 – 2023 | Studies Bachelor of Science Geography, University of Hamburg (Bachelor Thesis: Political Ecologies of Parklets Imaginations)
Professional Experiences
- 01/2023 – today | Student Employee at Stiftung Innovation in der Hochschullehre
- 10/2022 – 12/2022 | Internship at Alfred Toepfer Stiftung F.V.S.
- 05/2021 – 04/2022 | Student Employee at Climate, Climatic Change and Society (CLICCS, C2), University of Hamburg
- 01/2021 – 03/2023 | Student Employee at Working Group „Critical Geographies of Global Inequalities” (AG KGGU), University of Hamburg
- 10/2019 – 02/2021 | Student Tutor at the Seminar „Einführung in die Geographie“ (Introduction to Geography), University of Hamburg
Coming sooner or laterLüdemann, Jana; Neuburger, Martina; Lange, Jorid; Monama, Emma; Singer, Katrin; Schmitt, Tobias; Schmidt, Katharina; Tello, Carlos; Hartmann, Max & AG KGGU (forthcoming): Dekoloniale Geographien lehren und lernen? Revisited: Trial-and-Error Nr. 2. - In: Bading, Cornelia & Panenka, Petra (Eds.): Universität – Macht – Wissen: Postkoloniale, feministische und partizipative Perspektiven im Kontext akademischer Lehre. Heidelberg: Springer Spektrum.
2022Lange, Jorid (2022): Politische Ökologien der Imaginationen von Parklets. Annäherungen an alternative Vorstellungswelten urbaner Naturen & Mensch-Natur-Beziehungen durch kreativ-künstlerische Imaginationen von Parklets. Bachelorarbeit. Institut für Geographie, Universität Hamburg. Supervised by: Katrin Singer
2022
- Parklets Imaginieren. Workshops by Helene Heuer, Katrin Singer & Jorid Lange within the research project Rebonding Worldings. Hamburg, June/July 2022.
- (Utopische) Perspektiven auf deinen Freiwilligendienst – was wäre, wenn … . Workshop by Jorid Lange at “Baumhaus Alumni Jahrestreffen 2022”. Eckernförde, 23.04.2022.
- Studentische Perspektiven auf emotionale Erfahrungen in der Feldarbeit. Reflexion eines Studienprojekts in Neapel. Presentation by Asia Haidar, Jorid Lange & Martina Neuburger at “6. Jahrestagung des AK Qualitative Methoden zum Thema QUALITATIVE METHODEN UND EMOTIONEN“. Goslar, 14.03.2022.
