Latest news from The Feminist Library
The Feminist Library stands unequivocally with the Muslim community, migrants, and other people of colour across the United Kingdom who are facing racist violence, intimidation, and harassment by members of the English Defence League (EDL) following the senseless killing of …
The Cass Report is the final report of Dr. Hilary Cass’s review of trans healthcare for children and young people in the NHS. The report is unequivocally transphobic, rejecting the agency and self-determination of trans people. We at the Feminist …
The Feminist Library is looking for a new proactive fundraiser to research and apply for funding opportunities with short and long-term programmes with funding bodies, to assist the Library in continuing their charitable activities. Role: Fundraiser Hours: 15 hours per …
CW: rape, religious misogyny, eating disorders. Published in 1984, Sara Maitland’s novel Virgin Territory opens with a nun, Sister Katherine Elizabeth, being raped by two men in a field. For the rest of the book, Maitland’s chooses to focus …
Statement of Solidarity with Palestine The Feminist Library stands unequivocally with the Palestinian people in their long-enduring resistance to settler colonialism, apartheid, and occupation. We believe feminism is a political framework that demands people struggle for their freedom. We understand …
we’re going to be opening less days at the library throughout August so our small team can have a break and enjoy the summer! 🦔 we will be open on WEDNESDAYS only 11am – 5pm see u all in September …
Episode 4 of The Feminist Library Podcast is out now on spotify! In this episode, our host Summer Moraes @summermoraess chats to Kelechi Okafor @kelechnekoff Kelechi Okafor is an actor, director, dance innovator, social commentator and host of the award-winning …
Two of our volunteers, Emma and Martina, took a trip to Dulwich Picture Gallery to see the current exhibition on Berthe Morisot: Shaping Impressionism. Take a look at their reviews below: Review written by Emma Vukman The Berthe Morisot: Shaping …
Communications Coordinator Hours: 8 hours per week (freelance) Location: The selected candidate will work from Feminist Library, Peckham, South East London. Days are flexible, but should be during the Library’s opening hours to support the lead library opener Some training …
To coincide with indie bookshop week 17th – 24th June, we asked some of our collective what their favourite bookshops in London are. 🥸💛 Beautifully designed by our volunteer & graphic designer Emma Vukman @evukmanstudio
