Loren March

PhD Student, (they/them)
loren.march@mail.utoronto.ca

Campus

  • Scarborough (UTSC)

Fields of Study

  • Environment & Climate
  • Policy & Planning
  • Social & Political Geography
  • Urban

Areas of Interest

More-than-human urban studies, queer ecologies, affective life, environmental gentrification, public space, spatial production, politics of planning.

Working Dissertation

Title

Queering the in-between: Liminality and environmental gentrification in Toronto

Supervisors

Dr. Susannah Bunce

Biography

Loren is a queer and trans geographer working around questions related to urban planning, development and spatial production, more-than-human cities, environmental gentrification, affect, and queer urban ecologies. Their dissertation research explores the affective dimensions and more-than-human implications of urban greening projects, focusing on two interconnected urban redevelopment initiatives in Toronto.

Education

MES, York University, 2018
BA Urban Studies, York University, 2016
Dip Creative Communications, Red River College, 2005

Cohort

  • 2018-2019