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Category: News
Book Group List updated for 2009
We now have an updated book group reading list for 2009 listed on the website. Go to the book club page and check out the wonderful range of books that they will be reading and discussing over the next year.
ALN December Update
We have a couple of new projects starting in the New Year. We are launching a Reading Group which will be open to all women who want to improve their […]
GWL News 36
The latest newsletter from the Library is now available. You can pick up a copy in the Library, or download a copy here.
Website Relaunch
The GWL website has been re-designed and re-launched, with a new, more intuitive structure and a cleaner, easy-to-read layout.
What have women done for Scotland?
Nothing? That’s the conclusion that we might draw if we look around our cities and towns. GWL aims to redress this balance through its new ‘Women on the Shelf’ initiative.
Annual General Meeting 2008
Glasgow Women’s Library’s AGM was held on Wednesday 26th November at our Parnie Street home. Friends, supporters, learners, staff, volunteers and Board members alike enjoyed a relaxed and positive meeting and were in celebratory mood as we reflected on the past year at GWL.
Building for the Future
If I had a pound for every time someone asks me the question, ‘When are you moving to the Mitchell Library?’ we would have already raised the one million pounds needed for the refurbishment work. Of course it is a fair, as well as frequently asked, question; after all it has been over 3 years since we first announced that the Mitchell Library will be our wonderful future home.
‘Have a Go’ Taster Sessions
Have you ever thought you might like to learn something new but not sure where to start or what to do?
Heritage Lottery Fund Grant
GWL is pleased to announce that the Library has been awarded a major grant by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF). The £410,000 grant will fund the creation of the first ever Women’s Archive in Scotland.