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Heather Dawson, Social Science Librarian

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welcome to @lse.library. We cant wait to meet you. every dept has its own librarian.
i cover gender, media, pbs, anthropology, int development, health @lsegender @lsefreshers2025 @lsemedia @lse_100 @lsesu @lse_development @lse.healthpolicy @lse.pbs @lseanthropology @lsenavigate

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East and South East Asian Heritage Month - LSE library subscription and free resources- lots to explore
#ESEAHM2025
https://t.co/ZyxrnCElFv
@LSEAnthropology @LSESEAC

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View the latest free bibliography on Disability, Libraries, higher education, teaching and learning. it highlights useful articles and reports . Some free some subscription based You should be able to view and download this from website @aliss_info https://t.co/WxEASuSxE9

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for pride month. amazing early pride @LSELibrary
1974. Notice policing. Focus on protest. .. blog puts into context 🌈
https://t.co/6cxkn96cCL
https://t.co/5cCMPHNYic
@MediaLSE
@BishopsgateInst
@LSEGenderTweet @LSESpectrum

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in the news this week June 2025 spending review
see these quick links to resources, papers and analyses from @LSELibrary
https://t.co/Q86YinLGNo @MediaLSE @LSEGenderTweet @lsesu

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early gay pride photos from LSE Library
@LSELibrary
https://t.co/uaVgcXO0lA more photos on the flickr pageshttps://www.flickr.com/photos/lselibrary/7408285244/in/album-72157677631429890
@LSEGenderTweet @LSESpectrum @MediaLSE

[LSE International History @lsehistory]

"The Lives and Legacies of the British Gay Liberation Front Badge, 1970 - 2024".

We are very proud to announce that two of our Undergraduate students, Pip Fletcher and Noah Petts, have had an article published The Historical Journal: https://t.co/IOPKXpz0Qi

#LSE #history

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🎉Congratulations to @SamFriedmanSoc and @aaronsreeves, who have been awarded the @ASAnews Sociology of Culture Mary Douglas Prize for their book "Born to Rule: The Making and Remaking of the British Elite".

Find out more about the book 👇
https://t.co/c1ZvAN8Hop

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If you are studying for exams be inspired by these amazing suffragette graduates from @LSELibrary
This postcard, labelled 1910 shows women participating in marches
https://t.co/w1DWGSe86r
@lsehistory @MediaLSE @LSEGenderTweet @lsesu

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@LSELibrary In 1952 she resigned submitting a report  to a parliamentary commission  proposing that a fairer financial partnership in marriage be achieved by the husband ‘paying’ the wife an allowance from the family income a decision not agreed by members https://t.co/LfITiQPHx6

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currently listening to the podcast quiet revolutionaries.
https://t.co/AWFm7Fvosz
Married women's association a group who fought for the rights of women in marriage
amazing and fascinating. expert Sharon Thompson
https://t.co/zSOi5AQzUh

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based on her research in @LSELibrary
https://t.co/6Jn36pPNBd
Today Helena Normanton
first woman to practice at the Bar,
https://t.co/GnHFAP39sL
 president of the Married Women's Association during the early 1950s controversy and a split in the movement.

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Tomorrows world in 1987
predicted temperature controlled clothing,  phones giving satellite information and ties predicting health issues.
https://t.co/dJAZ8cB3Mz

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#Onthisday1987: Tomorrow's World speculated on what 'Tomorrow's Person' would be like and the technology that would make their life easier.

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In an increasingly partisan and I'll informed society, The Conversation's research based analysis is more important than ever. Join me and help secure independent, public interest media. https://t.co/g9DsgDJt85 via @ConversationUK

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Amazing historic journal Urania digitised via @LSELibrary https://t.co/xbOtSSCFcM
this issue from 1923. Questions the binary . read the full text to find out more. @LSEGenderTweet @LSESpectrum

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Amazing list from @LSEReviewBooks
@LSEGenderTweet and @MediaLSE
might want to know @LSELibrary archives has a special Hall Carpenter LGBT+ collection
https://t.co/t1bLnoDzo9

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NEW ✨ Ahead of #IDAHOBIT2025 tomorrow (17 May) we're bringing you a list of 10 great books that celebrate LGBTQ+ authors and stories, recommended by @LSESpectrum members and the wider @LSEnews community 📚🦄

Read it below 👇 #IDAHOBIT

https://t.co/rKesngEcxl

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mental health wellbeing. Kirstie Preest article for @aliss_info https://t.co/UFZAI0AWsv
on creating a wellbeing program in her former library. great tips
https://t.co/NB78PMkZPD
#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

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Juanita Frances (3rd left front)
original founder of the Married women's association
amazing interview 1973 @LSELibrary no.22. In order to get real justice MWA needed to change the law wives property rights
https://t.co/biclGZLW7N @LSEGenderTweet @womenslibrary @WomensHistNet

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currently listening to the podcast quiet revolutionaries.
https://t.co/AWFm7Fvosz
untold story of the Married Women's Association who fought for the rights of wives. fascinating. expert Sharon Thompson
based on her research in lse library
https://t.co/6Jn36pPNBd

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based on @LSELibrary archives
https://t.co/sCNoZJirH6
these are based on her research in lse library
https://t.co/6Jn36pPNBd

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currently listening to podcast quiet revolutionaries.
https://t.co/AWFm7Fvosz
story of Married women's association a 20thc group who fought for rights
amazing and fascinating expert @DrSharonThomp
@womenslibrary @womenslibrary @LSEGenderTweet @LSESUWomenInLaw @wlegallandmarks