Readers of Colour
Readers of Colour
ONLINE: Join Readers of Colour online to discover and chat about poetry, fiction, and narrative non-fiction by women and non-binary writers of colour.
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Reading Group for Muslim Women
Reading Group for Muslim Women
ONLINE: The Reading group for Muslim Women brings together women interested in books written by Muslim women or with a focus on women’s issue. If you are passionate about books and love to share them with others, or you simply want to get into the habit of reading but find it challenging, then this group is for you!
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Writing for Performance: Muslim Women’s Stories
Writing for Performance: Muslim Women’s Stories
ONLINE: We are pleased to continue our collaboration with Stellar Quines Theatre Company to run a series of creative writing workshops for Muslim Women.
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Canned: Feminism, sexism and Tennent’s Lager Lovelies
Canned: Feminism, sexism and Tennent’s Lager Lovelies
ONLINE: Join us for a stimulating and lively discussion with historian Dr Thora Hands who will speak about the lager lovelies cans, and their use as a marketing campaign from the 1960s to the early 1990s.
Free
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Writing for Performance: Muslim Women’s Stories
Writing for Performance: Muslim Women’s Stories
ONLINE: We are pleased to continue our collaboration with Stellar Quines Theatre Company to run a series of creative writing workshops for Muslim Women.
2 events,
Life Support: Forms of Care in Art and Activism
How have individuals and collectives imagined alternative ways of living and organising? Inspired by our communities and collections, Life Support considers how artists and activists have addressed and challenged experiences of care, health, education, housing and home life.
Writing for Performance: Muslim Women’s Stories
Writing for Performance: Muslim Women’s Stories
ONLINE: We are pleased to continue our collaboration with Stellar Quines Theatre Company to run a series of creative writing workshops for Muslim Women.
2 events,
Readers of Colour
Readers of Colour
ONLINE: Join Readers of Colour online to discover and chat about poetry, fiction, and narrative non-fiction by women and non-binary writers of colour.
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Story Café Special : Life Support
Story Café Special : Life Support
ONLINE: Join Life Support exhibition organisers, Caroline, Catherine, Kirsten and Nat for a Story Café that explores texts about housing and the concept of ‘home’ with approaches that span the activist to the poetic.
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In Conversation with…
In Conversation with…
ONLINE: Join us for our series of online events ‘In Conversation with….’ Women of Colour creatives in Scotland. We’re delighted to welcome musician, educator, researcher and activist Diljeet Bhachu to talk about her work.
Free
2 events,
Writing for Performance: Muslim Women’s Stories
Writing for Performance: Muslim Women’s Stories
ONLINE: We are pleased to continue our collaboration with Stellar Quines Theatre Company to run a series of creative writing workshops for Muslim Women.
2 events,
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Story Café Special: Anne Pia
Story Café Special: Anne Pia
ONLINE: Delighted to welcome Anne Pia to Story Café to talk about and read from her new book, ‘Keeping away the spiders’, which explores joy, possibility and how we can breach barriers. Pull up a virtual chair and join in the conversation!
Free
Reading Group for Muslim Women
Reading Group for Muslim Women
ONLINE: The Reading group for Muslim Women brings together women interested in books written by Muslim women or with a focus on women’s issue. If you are passionate about books and love to share them with others, or you simply want to get into the habit of reading but find it challenging, then this group is for you!
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Greenham in Common
Greenham in Common
ONLINE: Greenham in Common is an online gathering bringing intergenerational activists and audiences together on the 40th year anniversary of the beginning of Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp.
Free
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Performing the Past
Performing the Past
ONLINE: Hear feminist researchers and historians Dr Angela Bartie, Karen Mailley-Watt, and Dr Valerie Wright, talk about the important role that women played in pageants in this online event.
Free
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Garnethill Women’s Heritage Walk
Garnethill Women’s Heritage Walk
Our guided Women’s Heritage Walks are a fantastic way to discover Glasgow and learn about extraordinary women who’ve lived, worked, and enriched the city. This walk will explore Garnethill and the remarkable women who have inhabited the area.
£6.00 – £10.00