Rayna Carruthers, a photographer from Glasgow, lived in Jordan from 2022-2023. Over that year, she took women’s portraits, heard their stories and learned about the conflicts which had forced them to flee. This exhibition speaks not only to the lives of these women in Jordan but also seeks to raise awareness around the inhumane and discriminatory asylum laws here in the UK and the role that Western countries and the climate crisis are playing in exacerbating forced displacement worldwide.
Thanks to Scottish Refugee Council for their support providing resources, information and expertise for this exhibition.
Glasgow Women’s Library is wheelchair accessible, with lifts to the first floor and the Mezzanine Floor. We have accessible toilets and all the bathrooms are individual closed stalls and are gender neutral. Our larger Events Space is fitted with an induction loop. A portable induction loop is also available.
Find more information on Accessibility at GWL or contact us and we will be very happy to offer assistance.
This exhibition is free and drop-in.