Case Studies
Thoughts on Are You My Mother?
Alison Bechdel’s second memoir, Are You My Mother?, explores her relationship with her mother and her quest for her to understand their relationship. It discusses her experiences of therapy in her attempts both to understand herself from a psychoanalytical perspective and the way she and her mother interact with each other. It also covers her parents’ relationship, and her mother’s marriage to a closeted gay man as detailed in her first memoir, Fun Home.
Creative Commemoration: Putting the ‘Story’ in ‘History’
Some thoughts on the importance of telling stories as a gateway to the past, inspired by the recent BBC Reith Lectures and GWL’s ‘Voices from the Belvidere’.
We Are GWL: Kathryn, Katie and Niamh
Kathryn, Katie and Niamh are all part of the team. Find out more about what they do, what they enjoy (and don’t enjoy so much) about Glasgow Women’s Library.
We are GWL: Kate
Kate is a volunteer on Front of House. Next time you pop in she might be the one greeting you!
We Are GWL: Heather
Meet Heather, a volunteer who is part of our Front of House team.
Arena Three: Lesbians do it better
Here we go to my third post! In this blog I am going to compare Arena Three’s editorial structure and aims with those of Urania (So, do no worry if […]
We Are GWL: Louisina and Claire
We Are GWL is a way of providing introductions to our amazing volunteers and workers who make the library what it is. Find out what you can do, see and be through reading our volunteers stories. Interview and photography by Jessica S.U.
We Are GWL: Tasha and Clare
We Are GWL is a way of providing introductions to our amazing volunteers and workers who make the library what it is. Find out what you can do, see and be through reading our volunteers stories. Interview and photography by Jessica S.U.
We Are GWL: Zefi and Amaia
We Are GWL is a way of providing introductions to our amazing volunteers and workers who make the library what it is. Find out what you can do, see and be through reading our volunteers stories. Interview and photography by Jessica S.U.
Young Critics: Case Studies and Reflection
If you are interested in future programs and events geared towards young women, please join our mailing list, as there will be new activities in the fall.