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Join us for our Autumn meeting!
We'll be on Zoom on Thurs 24th Oct from 6.30 - 8.30pm and will be chatting "Women on Wikipedia" with @Gill_ie and the @WikiWomenInRed team.
Book on Eventbrite or email [email protected].
https://t.co/GdXZjjqPMg
we've just added BAD ATTITUDE to our periodicals guide! 😈
A radical feminist bi-monthly magazine produced out of the anarchist squat centre at 121 Railton Rd, Brixton, it combined a Riot Grrrl aesthetic with a highly class-conscious feminism
Read more: https://t.co/u7nZmUwvnp
Who were Big Flame?
In this blog post, our Big Flame Project Researcher, Seth Wheeler ( @sethnotes ) explores the roots of the revolutionary organisation, Big Flame.
Follow the link to read more.
https://t.co/FRsn1Aw5Fh
Join us for our Autumn meeting!
We'll be on Zoom this Thurs 24th Oct from 6.30 - 8.30pm and will be chatting "Women on Wikipedia" with @Gill_ie and the @WikiWomenInRed team.
Book on Eventbrite or email [email protected].
https://t.co/J61nvJ0iK4
Join us at this free event to discuss Feminist Archive North’s historical collections relating to the Electrical Association for Women – books, journals, badges and tea-towels – and reflect with us on the EAW’s legacy.
https://t.co/bnroIb63a7
the first few articles for our special issue, Feminist Media Activism in Transition, are out in the world!
first up, @YasaminRezai 's excellent essay:
'Performing Iran online: digital poetics and feminist activism in the woman life freedom movement'
https://t.co/BcErkOF23P
'Women's Bodies and Work' at the Wellcome Collection 🎟️
Helen King, author of #ImmaculateForms, and Annabel Sowemimo, author of #Divided are on the panel to share their research into women's bodies over time
Tickets: https://t.co/qFB6Au0ea0 @SoSowemimo@fluff35@ExploreWellcome
Join us for our Autumn meeting!
We'll be on Zoom on Thurs 24th Oct from 6.30 - 8.30pm and will be chatting "Women on Wikipedia" with @Gill_ie and the @WikiWomenInRed team.
Book on Eventbrite or email [email protected].
https://t.co/GdXZjjqPMg
We can't lose another queer space in London! Help us save the Common Press by donating at the link below. Led by BIPOC, trans folks, and queer women, we have been ranked as one of London’s top 10 independent bookshops by @thebookseller 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🔥
https://t.co/oyoNm0OC3V
Are you in #Edinburgh this Saturday? Fancy joining me on a #WomensHistory walking tour? I have two to choose from - easy to fit in around shows!
10am New Town (2hrs £15pp)
https://t.co/GKug0FK8ZN
2pm Canongate (1.5hrs £12.50)
https://t.co/jANQuBhxmO
@Gill_ie Hi Gill, we'd love to get in touch with you about our upcoming meeting on the topic of women and wikipedia - would you mind DMing us an email address we could contact you on if possible? Thank you! Rachel
Pleased that we will also be joined by Gail Chester at this event on Tues 25 June. Gail will be speaking on the 3 eds of Beyond the Frags + her research as a historian of feminist print cultures and publishing, especially the iconic Rolling Our Own which she co-authored in 1981📚
Ajay Close returns to Leeds on Saturday 15 June to discuss her novel What Doesn't Kill Us, about feminists in Leeds at the time of the Peter Sutcliffe murders.
https://t.co/74FQrbdyit
NEXT WEEK: Tues 11 Jun, 6pm - We are excited to hear Jane Cholmeley to share the story of the Silver Moon, a bookshop with a mission at the heart of the 1980s women’s liberation movement.
Grab your carabiners and your monocles and get ready for an evening celebrating the vast history of lesbian fashion with everyone's favourite fashion historian @EleanorMedhurst (aka Dressing Dykes) in conversation with @JaneTraies! Tickets on sale now 🌸 https://t.co/hjz4Zu1vb4
Join our network meeting TONIGHT from 6.30 - 8.30pm!
We are very excited to be joined by Feminist Archive East Midlands and the @LibHistories project team.
Book on Eventbrite or RSVP to [email protected] before 5pm.
https://t.co/Navjrx9QRc
The Women's Library holds a short run of 'SHE' magazine from 1970-1973. Zuhra Karim (LSE alumna) started the magazine in Karachi in 1963.
We'd like to locate copies of 'SHE' magazine from the 1960s for a project we're working on. Please get in touch if you can help.
Book now for our Spring meeting on Thursday 18th April on Zoom, where we'll be joined by @LibHistories and Feminist Archive East Midlands.
Everyone welcome!
https://t.co/NavjrxaoGK