Nicola Maksymuik
Is Pride A Protest?
Gender studies placement student Grace reflects on LGBTQ pride. It is impossible to read through the Lespop files without gaining an understanding of the fact that daily existence was often […]
Intersectionality and LesPop
Gender Studies placement student Grace’s second blog look at intersectionality in the GWL collections. Since beginning my Masters in Gender Studies I have repeatedly learnt not to be surprised when […]
Introduction to Les Pop
Gender Studies Placement student Grace introduces us to the Lesbians and Policing Project Collection.
The Papers of Barbara Burford
Archive volunteer, Ellen Embleton, introduces us to the collection she has just catalogued, the papers of writer and activist Barbara Burford.
In Profile and Staying There: Celebrating 25 years of GWL by taking a look back at its predecessor, Women in Profile.
Information ans Management placement student, Ellen Embleton, writes about the collections she worked on during her 2 week cataloguing placement at the library.
Catherine Morrison, Royal Army Medical Corp Nurse
Archive volunteer, Katy Owen, tells us about a wonderful new donation to the collection.
Helen Crawfurd: Activist in the Archives
In our latest 25th birthday blog, GWL archivist Nicola talks about one of her favourite items from our collections.
Thinly Populated – Scottish anti-nuclear activism in our archives
In this post we hear from placement student Hannah Grout, who has spent the last 2 weeks at the library cataloguing the personal papers of anti-nuclear activist, Kathleen Miller.
Speaking Out Student Placement
Placement student Essi writes about her time working with the Scottish Women’s Aid Archive.
Speaking Out In The Archives
Archivist Nicola introduces the Scottish Women’s Aid archive, which contains material documenting the activities of Women’s Aid in Scotland dating from its beginnings in 1976 onwards.