I've just come across our volunteer Becky's latest blog for @womenslibrary . As usual with her blogs I've ended up fascinated by something I thought I had no interest in (in this case, cricket).
https://t.co/rHVyu1cUN4
Once a month a few @womenslibrary volunteers and staff gather over lunch to chat about what they've been reading. Our volunteer Aileen then pulls together some recommendations. You can find November's here: https://t.co/HTAMLx5GuN
Here is a little summary of what the @womenslibrary team has been reading recently: memoirs, non-fiction, poetry, historical fiction, nature writing, and an artist's exhibition book. Find out more:
https://t.co/bj6mYAESyv
Thank you for supporting the
@womenslibrary
Volunteering Programme, enabling us to involve dozens of volunteers in our work, enriching the organisation, and creating a strong and vibrant community.
Have you been on a @womenslibrary Women's Heritage Walk? Which one is your favourite? What totally surprised you?
(Haven't been? Well here's your chance! https://t.co/MVO04bvIem )
We have tickets left for the next @womenslibrary Women's Heritage Walk in the Necropolis, Saturday 8th June, 2-4pm
Come and hear about stories of both the notorious and the forgotten women who are buried in this Victorian cemetery overlooking the city.
https://t.co/LyPT3S1zsY
A couple of last minute spaces on a 1 hour East End Women's Heritage Walk for #GlasgowCityCouncil Walking and Wheeling Festival, starting from Glasgow Green this afternoon. Led by the kickass @womenslibrary volunteer tour guides!
https://t.co/9LdxuxVNAv
@lindsayw1975@womenslibrary Thank you so much. How's best to get in touch? (can't seem to be able to DM you) If you email [email protected] it will get passed to me. Thanks you.
Looking for advice please 🙏 Has anyone hosted students from the EU on placement since Brexit? @womenslibrary has a long history of providing student placements (supported by their academic institution) and want to continue to do so, but wondering what's involved post-Brexit?
Who's still to read Fingersmith by Sarah Waters?
This historical crime novel set in Victorian-era Britain with a lesbian romance is such a classic!
Here is a review by our volunteer Helen which I hope whets your appetite: https://t.co/KrlTY1szzd
Join us at @womenslibrary next Thursday for an exciting discussion on women's countercultural creativity.
Engage with the library's rich collections with @beccamale & @DrAdelePatrick to explore women's pioneering and often unrecognised work in the arts.
https://t.co/UHm0I0k03s
More excellent and varied reading recommendations from @womenslibrary volunteers and staff, including travel writing, memoir and fiction from around the world: https://t.co/avJ7O9x8a2
Big thanks to our volunteer Jenna who compiled this month's list. 🌟
Do you organise volunteers within Scotland's heritage sector? Check out this @VolOrganisers session about diversifying heritage organisation boards.
Free, online, Thursday 28th March, 2pm-3pm.
#MakeYourMark
https://t.co/EEIE4afoNw
What have the @womenslibrary team been reading recently?
https://t.co/xYwZdXy2Y7
Thanks to our fab volunteer Aileen for pulling all the recommendations together this month.
Here's a cracking selection of recommendations from @womenslibrary volunteers and staff this month: fiction from Japan, travel writing, and non-fiction on topics including witches and the "autism industrial complex".
https://t.co/bZGz04oKAK
Volunteering can exclude people with support needs, with many roles requiring mobility, autonomy and public speaking.
Join our next free event on 25 January to hear from @rzss about how they enable everyone to participate in natural heritage volunteering: https://t.co/J17RNd06hn