Here are two more of our wonderful shortlisted entries:
She swayed slightly on thin legs that rose from the sand like dune-grass.
from THE BLUE HOUR by Anniken Blomberg (shortlisted story)
She came here as a lassie
landing at the Broomielaw
from MY GRANNY by Karen Thomson (shortlisted poem)
This essay was shared with us by Muna Saeed to include in our current exhibition While We Wait. Muna is Glasgow based refugee writer from Yemen.
In this podcast volunteers Niamh and Joy chat with Co-founder and Co-director Adele Patrick, BME Women’s Project Development Worker Syma Ahmed, and Outreach and Engagement Development worker Lil Green, about […]
If you visit Parliament Square in London, you will find a statue of leading suffragist Millicent Fawcett. Take a closer look at the base of this statue and you will find the names and small images of other notable feminists. One of these is the Victorian-era feminist, Frances Power Cobbe, who is also my great-great-great-great aunt.
Wednesday, 12th February, 12:30pm
Join us for a conversation, tea and games while we practise English and Scottish words and phrases and learn about each other’s lives and cultures.
Thursday, 13th February, 1:00pm
Rediscover the joy of being read to, as we dip into stories and poems by some of the best women writers around.
Friday, 14th February, 10:30am
Join us this Spring for a range of GWL’s bitesize feminist crafting sessions, including clay work, basket weaving, quilling, and much more.
