publications
Monnier-Reyna, M. (2026). Youth organizing for reproductive justice: a guide for liberation: by Chris Barcelos, 2025, pp. 294, 978-0-520-39008-9 (paperback). Gender, Place & Culture: pp.1–4. https://doi.org/10.1080/0966369X.2026.2703929
Monnier-Reyna, M. (2024). Researching from home, inside, and the online: Methodological lessons from the pandemic. The Professional Geographer 76(4): pp. 467 - 475. https://doi.org/10.1080/00330124.2023.2295343
Monnier-Reyna, M. (2021). Feminist graffiti, public space, and the pandemic: Understanding how the Les Colleuses movement challenges space on the streets of Paris and online [Master’s Thesis]. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global.
presentations
March 2026 Association of American Geographers
Session: Media Geographies Paper: Feminist Cycling Zines as Media Geographies (Co-Presentation with Dr. Sarah Elwood
March 2025 Association of American Geographers Panel: Creativity in Geography Co-Leader with Ellie Cleasby
Session: Music Geographies Paper: Digital sound-tourists: YouTube users moving around the world through national music aesthetics
August 2024 Feminist and Queer Spatialities: Care, Connection and ChangeIGU Pre-conference Session: Feminist Social Media Research Methodologies Paper: Digital Dérive and Virtual Artifact Mapping: Adapting Existing Geographic Knowledges for Social Media Research
April 2024 Association of American Geographers Panel: Creative Methods in Geography Co-Leader with Ellie Cleasby
August 2021 American Sociological Association Roundtable: Intersectionality and Black Lives: Collective Behavior and Social Movements Paper: Protest Participants’ Perceptions of the Intersectionality Politics of Black Lives Matter with Dr. Cynthia Deitch
March 2021 Association of American Geographers Session: Adapting to Social Turbulence in a Changing World Paper: Researching from Home: A Methodological Case Study of Visual Social Medias
January 2021 Sociologists for Women in Society Paper: Participation in Black Lives Matter Protests During Covid: Was Intersectionality Lost in the Crowd? with Dr. Cynthia Deitch
September 2020 American Political Science Association Panel: Leadership, Loss Aversion, and Foreign Policy Change: A Cross-National View Paper: From Abraham Lincoln to Lyndon Johnson: Loss Aversion and US Immigration Policy
July 2020 International Society of Political Psychology Panel: Leadership, Loss Aversion, and Foreign Policy Change: A Cross-National and Issue-Based Perspective on Shifts in Global Affairs Paper: John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, and the End of the Quota System: A Loss Aversion Perspective on American Immigration Policy
October 2017 GW University Writing & Research Conference Session: Structural Inequality in American Cities Paper: Neoliberalism and Social Democracy: A Look at Midwestern Cities and Economic Development PlansFe
education
Expected 2027 Ph.D. Department of Geography, University of Washington
Committee: Dr. Sarah Elwood, Dr. María Elena García, & Dr. Michael Brown
2021 M.S. Department of Geography, George Washington University
Committee: Dr. Atia & Dr. Cullen
2019 B.A. International Affairs, concentration in Comparative Political, Economic, and Social Systems
and second major in Geography, George Washington University
teaching
Lead Instructor
Introduction to GIS and Mapping
University of Washington Summer 2026
Teaching Assistant
Introduction GIS and Mapping
University of Washington Summer 2025, Summer 2024, Spring 2024
Geographies of Everyday Life
University of Washington Fall 2024
Introduction to Law, Justice, and Society
University of Washington Winter 2024, Fall 2023
Explanation and Understanding in Geography (Undergraduate Methods)
University of Washington Winter 2022
Introduction to Human Geography
The George Washington University Fall 2020, Spring 2021
World Regional Geography
Northern Virginia Community College Fall 2018