LSE Library Late: Celebrating the Women's Library
Join us for a Library Late, a free and public celebration of the 10-year anniversary of The Women’s Library Reading Room!
The Women’s Library is the oldest and largest library in Britain devoted to the history of women’s campaigning and activism.
It has had many homes and many names. It was renamed the Fawcett Library in Protected content memory of Millicent Garrett Fawcett and then The Women’s Library in Protected content .
In Protected content , The Women’s Library moved to LSE and with the opening of The Women's Library Reading Room in the following year, they have welcomed many researchers, artists, academics, activists and more over the last 10 years!
Come and find out about how they collect, digitise, catalogue and how you can use the collection to inspire your own research, art and other activities.
During this free evening open to the public, we will be celebrating with...
- archives on display from The Women's Library collection
- please, register for the 18:45 behind-the-scenes tour of Protected content r
-please, register for the 19:30 behind-the-scenes tour of Protected content
- a drop-in art activity with Nadina Ali inspired by the archives
- a drinks reception and opportunities to meet their partner organisations
Membership required
Sorry, but you are not allowed to join this Activity Group!
We are afraid that you cannot join, because the Consuls have limited access to this Activity Group.
If you would like to explore other InterNations Activities in your Local Community, please have a look at this overview page.