Posts tagged with ‘Scotland’
Glasgow Women’s Library needs your stories! Were you: Involved in Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp? Active in the socialist and feminists movements between 1972-1990? Active in the North-East of Scotland around the same time?
Posted on 14th July, 2010 by Nisha in National Lifelong Learning Events, News and tagged with: Events, exhibition, History, international women's day, National Lifelong Learning, Scotland, storytelling, women, Women Make History, Women's History. Read more
Shauna McMullan and Glasgow Women’s Library are proud to present the exhibition of Blue Spine in the Jeffrey Room at the Mitchell Library, Glasgow.
Posted on 19th June, 2010 by Nisha in News, Past Events and tagged with: art, Events, Making Space, Mitchell Library, Scotland, women. Read more
Women’s Walking Event: Inspiring and engaging culturally diverse women into walking.
Posted on 23rd March, 2010 by Nisha in Past Events and tagged with: BME Project, Literacy & Numeracy, mental health, Merchant City, Mitchell Library, National Lifelong Learning, Scotland, Walks, west end. Read more
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…
Posted on 18th February, 2010 by Nisha in Highlights, News, Past Events, Press Coverage and tagged with: art, Events, Learning, Making Space, Public Art fund, Scotland, Scottish Parliament, Women's History. Read more
Hear readings from Kokumo Rocks and Chiew-Siah Tei and students from the ground-breaking Glasgow University Creative Writing post graduate course at this second Women Writers Unite event.
Posted on 28th May, 2009 by Laura in Past Events and tagged with: migration, Scotland, women, Women Writers Unite, Writers. Read more
When terrible things are happening in the world, Margaret Atwood’s poetry helps me to face them.
Posted on 20th November, 2008 by Wendy in GWL Recommends and tagged with: Canada, Highland clearances, Margaret Atwood, poetry, Scotland, Scottish Highlands. Read more
Transports you to Canada in 1867, to the wilderness and terrible weather endured by Scots who emigrated there.
Posted on 5th November, 2008 by Wendy in GWL Recommends and tagged with: Canada, emigration, murder, Scotland, Stef Penney. Read more
An astonishing and poignant book that will resonate with all those of us with migrant ancestors.
Posted on 8th October, 2008 by Adele in GWL Recommends and tagged with: Alice Munro, Canada, migration, Scotland, short stories. Read more
