Glasgow Women's Library

@womenslibrary.bsky.social

The only Accredited Museum in the UK dedicated to women’s history, with a lending library and innovative programmes of public events and learning opportunities

In Spring, as Scotland goes to the polls to elect a new Scottish Parliament, @womenslibrary.bsky.social looks back to a time when women were fighting for such a basic democratic right. Book now for this event exploring fascinating aspects of suffrage history womenslibrary.org.uk/event/suffra...

Suffragettes: The Hard-Won Fight for Votes for Women | Glasgow Women’s Library

This Spring, as Scotland goes to the polls, we look back to a time when women were excluded from such a basic democratic right.

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This Thursday: Dreaming A Black Scottish Archive Join us for a powerful day celebrating Euzhan Palcy’s landmark film Rue Cases Nègres (1983) – a defining work of Pan-African cinema & the first feature directed by a Black woman in French cinema history. womenslibrary.org.uk/event/rue-ca...

Dreaming A Black Scottish Archive | Glasgow Women's Library

Explore a curated display created by the JGPACA Fellows, featuring rare archival materials, ephemera, and personal reflections that respond to the themes of the film Rue Cases Nègres.

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Hear from Anabel Marsh, Anna Forrest, & Beverly McFarlane, 3 of our History Detectives. Discover Jessie Stephen’s radical early activism, Rebecca Strong’s trailblazing nursing reforms, & the stark history of Glasgow’s Lock Hospitals for “Unfortunate Females.” womenslibrary.org.uk/event/meet-t...

Meet the History Detectives | Glasgow Women's Library

Hear three short talks from Anabel Marsh, Anna Forrest and Beverly McFarlane, long-standing members of our History Detectives – the volunteers who research and present our heritage walks.

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We @womenslibrary.bsky.social are so sad to hear of the death of Elspeth King, writer, activist, curator of the People's Palace who fought so hard to collect & preserve Glasgow's social and working class histories. Her book 'The Hidden History Of Glasgow's Women: The THENEW Factor' is so important.

GWL is commissioning new works for our #WeMakeMuseums project to be exhibited at Glasgow International 2026. We’re seeking women artists with socially engaged, intersectional practices informed by environmental, class-aware, & anti-racist approaches. womenslibrary.org.uk/2025/09/24/a...

Artist Open Call | Glasgow Women's Library

Glasgow Women’s Library is seeking expressions of interest from artists with intersectional and socially engaged practices.

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