Maria Bell

Learning & engagement @LSELibrary. Love learning, #infolit, cultural heritage, archives.

[ianVisits @ianvisits]

A century of campaigning: Women’s Library marks 100 years with new exhibition

https://t.co/ADBlA7l5V9

Marking its centenary, the Women’s Library opens its archives to reveal stories from Victorian reform campaigns to modern equality m…

https://t.co/ADBlA7l5V9

[LSE Library @LSELibrary]

Listen to @HistoryWO discussing trade union history with Indy Bhullar, Chelsea Collison @LSEnews , Peter Fisher and Jenny Yu (TUC Library) @londonmetlib and historian Laura Schwartz (Warwick Uni).
Still time to see the exhibition until 31 Jan.
https://t.co/0LFD9ohe39
@The_TUC

[Maria Bell @bellmari]

@townsendprod @Raggedgore @LSELibrary Loving hearing @Raggedgore and Rukmini Sircar share how they brought the Grunwick strike and Jayaben Desai to new audiences in the theatre. The play is in London next week. @townsendprod

[LSE Library @LSELibrary]

📅Thu 20 Nov, 6pm - John Cooper @forpeacemaker
gives the @glansburytrust Memorial Lecture, Is a faith shaped peace only powerful for the 1930s, not 2030s? Chair: @LSEChaplain @LSEFaithCentre Join us - all welcome.
https://t.co/6bKXeLDzP9

[LSE @LSEnews]

130 years ago, LSE was founded on a bold idea: that knowledge, shared widely, could help build a better society.

🌍 Many of the world’s most influential leaders have studied here – shaping governments, economies, and institutions across the globe.

#LSE130

[LSE Library @LSELibrary]

📅Thu 30 Oct 16:00 The London scandal: sexuality, exploitation and law reform in 1885. A free workshop led by @CarolineDerry and @Cunning_Claire on the causes and consequences of the Criminal Justice Act 1885 with a chance to view original archives. https://t.co/XoYZ6XDSHK

[Maria Bell @bellmari]

Still time to submit your proposal for @LSELibrary Fellowship using the incredible archives - closes 22 Sept..

[LSE Library @LSELibrary]

Our 3 Library Fellowships offer opportunities for original research of our unique archive collections. Uncover new perspectives by spending up to 6 weeks on your research with us.
Applications open until 22 September. Check out the details: https://t.co/5YUZWzVnuP

[LSE South Asia Centre @SAsiaLSE]

We're delighted to co-host this event w/ @pact_project @SOASpolitics, part of 'After the Assembly: Constituting India' @SoasGallery (till 20 Sep 25) where @LSELibrary has lent archival documents of 'Constitution-Makers at LSE'.

📅 Mon, 4 Aug 25
🕔 5-6pm
Reg 🆓 [email protected]

[Maria Bell @bellmari]

Thank you @SOAS for a chance to view the new exhibition, After the Assembly: Constituting India commemorating 75 years of the Indian Constitution, the longest living constitution in the global South. @SAsiaLSE https://t.co/MXrQm2gkqB

[Maria Bell @bellmari]

Read about the recent project - LSE Homelessness Initiative: artists in the archives @LSELibrary Excited to see the outcomes at 'Archives in absentia: an artists' showcase' on display tonight @LSEnews @LSEalumni https://t.co/nwxL2RuZ1u

[Maria Bell @bellmari]

On Sat 28 June @LSELibrary will be @PeaceMuseumUK for their In Common: Greenham Show and Tell event, exploring the objects and material culture of Greenham Common. https://t.co/Wxlja42MAu

[Maria Bell @bellmari]

Thank you, everyone, for joining our poster making workshops to at #LSEFestival Family Day - great design and printing skills on display. @ArtinTransit1 @LSEnews

[LSE @LSEnews]

🌍 Why has food deprivation worsened in #Africa over the past decade?

In this piece for @LSEReviewBooks, @David Luke (@DavidLukeTrade) explores how we can stabilise the essential pillars of food security in Africa.

Read the full review here 👇 https://t.co/fyl3xBsRbh

[LSE Alumni @LSEalumni]

What can we learn from past movements?

Join us tonight for the play Lessons on Revolution - a story about two flatmates discovering the archives of a protest in their neighbourhood of Camden 50 years prior.

🎟️ ⬇️ https://t.co/SnB3ZImXri

#LSEFestival

[Maria Bell @bellmari]

Always a great week thought provoking events and fantastic exhibition sharing current research. ##lsefestival

[LSE @LSEnews]

👁 #LSEFestival: Visions for the Future kicks off today!

From AI to activism and wellbeing to work, don’t miss a week of free talks with Nobel laureates, global leaders, and change makers exploring the opportunities of the future.

Check out what's on: https://t.co/sbMKFeAcFM

[LSE Blogs @LSEblogs]

Our #LSEFestival newsletter is out today!

The @LSEnews festival takes place all next week, 16-21 June, exploring Visions for the Future 👁

Read posts with insight into some of the great events 👉 https://t.co/SR2GphErke

Explore the full programme 👉 https://t.co/fV9CvlNLEG

[LSE Library @LSELibrary]

📅Tue 13 May 4-6pm Whatever happened to an Internationalist British Feminism? Hear from the @LibHistories team, Victoria Bazin, Melanie Waters and Eleanor Careless, discussing research on feminist magazines from Shrew to Spare Rib, Red Rag and Outwrite. https://t.co/bydXt0PMoZ

[Maria Bell @bellmari]

Today at 5.30pm @LSELibrary Join us to explore the feminist issues covered by Outwrite Newspaper with Philippa Fletcher @lsehistory sharing her research alongside some of the archives discussed. https://t.co/0ADzgxmoKP

[Maria Bell @bellmari]

Enjoyed the new exhibition, From streets to the stars: 500 years of maps now in the beautiful setting in the Maughan Library @KingsLibraries until Sept. Love the different histories maps can reveal - trade, exploration, war, medicine, skies, transport. https://t.co/gRkl3ugtrJ

[Maria Bell @bellmari]

Wed 26/3 @LSELibrary: Prof Christine Chinkin and Dr Louise Arimatsu discuss their new book 'Gendered peace through international law' with Prof Joanna Lewis and guests. Join us at 6pm for a dicussion followed by reception. @LSE_WPS @LSELaw @LSEalumni https://t.co/42Pp4bObsz