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I received my PhD in Human Geography from Wilfrid Laurier University, my MA in Public History from the University of Waterloo, and my BA from York University.
As a creative geographer and an interdisciplinary artist specialized in research-creation, I use arts-based methods to investigate landscapes and more-than-human futures.
I teach courses in sustainability, degrowth, environmental communications, and environmental thought.
Designing More-Than-Human Futures: Using research-creation to locate opportunities for radical co-existence is a two-year project to trial novel research-creation methods for prototyping more-than-human microhabitats and narratives that facilitate understandings of radical co-existence in the future; and done in partnership with the RARE Charitable Research Reserve and the Critical Media Lab (University of Waterloo).
2026-2029 (Co-applicant) SSHRC, Insight Grant. "Nourishing the Neighbourhood: Mapping a relational (re)turn to future local food systems in Waterloo Region." $111, 437
2026-2027 (Collaborator) SSHRC, Knowledge Synthesis. "Vers une transformation écoresponsable des arts: Synthèse des connaissances, agenda de recherche et guide des meilleures pratiques." $30,000
2025 Region of Waterloo, Arts Fund for "More-than-human Illuminations" $3825
2017 Region of Waterloo, ION LRT Public Art Program for "Arras" $76,262
2014 Ontario Arts Council, Exhibition Assistance for "Eriu" $1200
2013 Region of Waterloo, Arts Fund for "Mathesis: Mother Wisdom" $2900
Open to supervising graduate students. Contact me for details about available Research Assistant opportunities (2026-2028).
(Under review 2026) McAllister, C. and L. Judge. "Evaluating Degrowth Policy Proposals in the Canadian Context." Degrowth Journal.
(Forthcoming 2026) Judge, L. "Co-creating with Dolostone, Re-imagining Deep Time." In M. Adams & J. Moriarty (Eds.), Human-Animal & Multispecies Relations: Risk Taking in Research Methods. Intellect.
2021 Review of Propen, Amy D., Visualizing Posthuman Conservation in the Age of the Anthropocene. H-Environment, H-Net Reviews. December, 2021. https://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=56742
2020 “Postcards from the Chihuahua Border: Revisiting a Pictorial Past, 1900s-1905s, by Daniel D. Arreola.” Historical Geography, vol. 48: 136-138. DOI: 10.1353/hgo.2020.0005
2019 “The Science of Scenery: How We See Scenic Beauty, What It Is, Why We Love It, and How to Measure and Map It, by Andrew Lothian.” The Canadian Geographer, 63(3). https://doi.org/10.1111/cag.12551
2016 The Muralist. A/J Alternatives Journal. 42(3)
2016 The Power of Art. A/J Alternatives Journal. 42(3)
- ES110: Environment, Sustainability and Society
- ES275: Eco-communications
- ES496: Theories and Practices of Sustainability
- ES498: Environmental Thought
- GESC449: Degrowth
- GG620: Foundations in Human Geography
- GG660: Foundations is Resource and Environmental Management
Contact Info:
Office location: Arts 3C9
Office hours:
By apppointment.
Personal website: laurenjudge.com