GWL lifelong learning staff travelled to Dundee International Women’s Centre in February and March as part of our National Lifelong Learning programme. Morag and Syma led a session introducing GWL’s […]
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‘Travelling the Distance’ and the Scottish Parliament
After a few weeks of revising plans, pleading emails, panicked phone calls, the Making Space focus group and the Political Literacy group made it to Holyrood…
Women’s Work in the Highlands
Library staff and volunteers went on a road trip to Inverness just before Christmas to participate in the Women’s Work in the Highlands conference. This day event, organised in partnership […]
Feminist Lines of Flight
GWL staff Hannah Little and Adele Patrick have been meeting with the artist Kate Davis who is working on a collaborative exhibition ‘The Long Loch: How do we go on from here?’ and a related programme of activities with the celebrated American artist Faith Wilding.
More Press Coverage
More great press coverage for GWL in the Evening Times last Friday.
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.
An Evening with Jackie Kay and Suzanne Bonnar
The award winning author Jackie Kay made a welcome return to Glasgow Women’s Library to launch her latest work, “The Lamplighter”.
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.
“Tribute to Glasgow’s forgotten heroines”
An article in the Evening Times by Sarah Swain, published in May 2007.