Why I’m no Longer Talking to White People about Race by Reni Eddo-Lodge – review by Debora Targino Why I’m no Longer Talking to White People about Race is a pleasant and uncomfortable read about racism by the award-winning journalist …
The Feminist and the Sex Offender: Confronting Sexual Harm, Ending State Violence by Erica Meiners, Judith Levine. Review by Melanie Rosato I wanted to read this book because of its promise to educate and inform about abolition feminism in the …
Friends of the Feminist Library can win theatre tickets to Collide Celebrates! All Friends will be entered into a prize draw on Monday 13th June. One winner will receive two tickets for the performance on Saturday 18th June. Sign up …
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Book review – The Social Movement Archive by Jen Hoyer and Nora Almeida by Lauren LaTulip The Social Movement Archive by Jen Hoyer and Nora Almeida at creates an archive, explores how participants in social movements view archives, and edges …
Donation from Litwin Books/Library Juice Press We really value our community of volunteers who contribute to cataloguing, organising, and collecting resources for the Library. We teach cataloguing to anyone interested – most of our volunteers don’t have previous Library or …
No Loose Strands: a month celebrating textile art and community In March the Feminist Library will curate a programme of HLF funded events to celebrate Women’s History Month, in collaboration with the South London Refugee Association, South London Gallery, …
Feminist Library celebrates Women’s History Month In March, the Feminist Library will curate a programme of HLF funded events to celebrate Women’s History Month, in collaboration with the Feminist Library Spanish Book Club, the South London Refugee Association and the …
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We’ve been going through some of digitised collection in celebration of LGBTQIA History Month. Here are a few highlighting the radical political action going on amongst queers in the 1980s, as well as the centrality of people of colour to …
LGBTQIA History Month Review by Emma Yapp As we enter LGBTQIA history month, I have been exploring the Library’s queer collection, admittedly seeking out materials that shed light on my own identity and experience. From a gender quiz in a …
Call Out – Shocked Quartz Open call for workshops! We are pleased to announce our new partnership with KINESIS Collective, an all-transgender and gender-variant community composed of artists, activists and community organisers. Starting in April, KINESIS will lead …
