Category: Mixing the Colours

Mixing The Colours Podcast Episode 7 – Pauline Lynch

The seventh episode in the Mixing The Colours Podcast series. The podcasts in the Mixing the Colours Podcast collection offer a selection of writing and performances created by some of the women who […]

Mixing The Colours Podcast Episode 6 – Emma Mooney

The sixth episode in the Mixing The Colours Podcast series. The podcasts in the Mixing the Colours Podcast collection offer a selection of writing and performances created by some of the women who […]

Mixing The Colours Podcast Episode 5 – Ethyl Smith

The fifth episode in the Mixing The Colours Podcast series. The podcasts in the Mixing the Colours Podcast collection offer a selection of writing and performances created by some of the women who […]

Theresa Breslin’s Divided City: Mixing the Colours

Glasgow Women’s Library volunteer Anabel Marsh shares her reflections on Divided City by Theresa Breslin – part of the Mixing the Colours collection. – – – – – – It’s […]

“She says it’s important that the stories are told” – a Review of Lucy Caldwell’s ‘Where They Were Missed’

Saoirse is a sheltered child. Living with her mother, father and younger sister Daisy in a tinderbox of past secrets and ever-present tensions, her world is one of fantastic bedtime […]

Mixing The Colours Workshops @ Glasgow Libraries

Since June 2013, the Glasgow Women’s Library Mixing The Colours project has been delivering workshops with women in Glasgow and across Scotland to gather opinion and inspire discussion about intra-Christian sectarianism. […]

Mixing The Colours Anthology – A Review By Claire L. Heuchan

Mixing The Colours: Women Speaking About Sectarianism is a vivid collection of short stories and poetry, each one offering a perspective on women’s experiences of sectarianism that is both unique and […]

Mixing The Colours Conference 20th March 2015  

Our Mixing The Colours Conference on Friday 20th March was the culmination of 18 months of research, workshops and discussions. I thought I’d share my presentation/speech from the day to further share the thinking behind and importance and impact of the project.