Before I get started I would like to inform you that this is a review from a novice’s perspective so there won’t be any witty remarks about the techniques used […]
September 21st is International Peace Day and to celebrate this, I have been looking at the badges in the archive section. These badges represent the Women’s Peace Camp at Greenham […]
For the last couple of weeks I have been researching the Zines in the archive section. A Zine is a small book that usually comes in a format similar to […]
On the 10th of August the library were at Pride Glasgow telling people about the library and it’s events, in particular the Badges of Honour project. On sale at the […]
On a blazing sunny Saturday afternoon three led cycle rides set off from Kelvingrove Park, Queen’s Park and Tollcross Park, courtesy of the lovely Belles on Bikes ride leaders. Destination: our future home in Bridgeton!
As the skies open here in Glasgow and the streets look like the backdrop for “Bladerunner”, my mission goes on. I must say a big thank you to all of you who took the time to comment on the last blog post – I was completely overwhelmed and delighted at the response.
My name is Jenny Kelly and I have been volunteering at Glasgow Women’s Library since December 2012. I enjoy working at the library because I get to try new things and learn more about the past…
GWL Volunteer Jay shares her love of science fiction, and asks who your SF heroines (writers and characters!) are.
Alice started volunteering at the library in 2009 and now, after helping on a number of projects, she works for us as a sessional tutor with the national lifelong learning project. Here Alice talks about her journey with GWL
One of our volunteers, Hannah Ellul, is exhibiting a work at the CCA as part of the 2HB: What we make with words exhibition. Her artwork is based on her […]
