Emily Ilett
‘Stories Yet to Be Told’: Glasgow Women’s Library Chat to author Molly Aitken
Here from Molly Aitken as she answers a Q and A on her brilliant debut novel The Island Child.
We are recruiting!
Glasgow Women’s Library is seeking to recruit two Administration and Project Workers. We are looking for organised, proactive and creative individuals who can embrace a wide-ranging role to join our dynamic team.
Summer Programme: Events at a Glance
We’re delighted to be launching our new Summer programme of exhibitions and events! Whilst some of our exhibitions take place in the Library building and our women’s heritage walks take place across […]
Job Vacancy: We are recruiting!
We are recruiting for two posts! If you’re interested in working at GWL, enjoy administration, and you’re passionate about supporting women, have a look at the job description!
Open the Door 2021: Enter our Calm Slam!
Calling all unheard poets! Submit your poem to our Open the Door 2021 Calm Slam competition!
Spring Programme: Events at a Glance
Now that the days are slowly getting lighter, we’re delighted to be launching our new Spring programme of events! With a focus on kindness, community, creativity and activism, we hope there’s something […]
Glasgow Women’s Library: Open this Autumn
With Glasgow moving into Level 4 Covid-19 restrictions, the GWL building will be closed from 4pm on Friday 20th November.
Green Learning
We’d like to share with you what has recently been shaping our thinking about climate justice, carbon reduction and our role in caring for our environment. In a climate of pain, uncertainty, deep and deepening inequalities and environmental crisis, we have been turning to feminist leadership and solutions to look to the future and imagine a radically different world.
Autumn Programme: Events at a Glance
This Autumn, we have a host of free online events for you to get involved with, including creative writing workshops, reading groups, exhibitions and more!
Bold Types: Scottish Women’s Creative Writing Competition
Be bold & submit your short stories and poems to our Bold Types creative writing competition. Our theme this year is Future, and we’d love to see where it takes you!