Whatever happens, you’re my sister. This title refers to the boundless solidarity between trans women. For every scrap, squabble, and fallout, come to me if you’re low on E or need a couch to crash on. We invited members of …
TRANS GIRL TAKE OVER: whatever happens, you’re my sister [exhibition] Read More »
For the month of August, we're taking a break. You can still pop by for scheduled events, but between August 3rd and September 3rd we are closed. No emails, no DMs, no doorbells. Rest is resistance.
Welcome to The Pubis Project ‘Weaving Words’ workshop at The Feminist Library, using strings to reconstruct the words and verses in your mother tongues!In this workshop, the facilitator Ann will guide you to make a weaving poem using cotton thread …
September's book is 'the Power' by Naomi Alderman.
En el Club de Lectura y Escritura en Español nos reunimos el último miércoles de cada mes a las 7 de la tarde, para dialogar sobre temas feministas y de literatura. Todos los niveles de habla en español son bienvenidxs. …
Hi world! Tint Library is proud to announce our pilot programme “Bound by Love” an intimate introductory & beginner friendly workshop exploring Saddle Stitch bookbinding. LCC Alumni & artists @janellelovernsinclair and @vernettachukwu will walk you through the process of creating …
A social group for queer BPOC (black and people of colour) to enjoy creating art, crafts and whatever form of artistic expression you desire! From sketching to origami to poetry, no artform is out of bounds. You are free to …
WE ARE HERE … is one of the preeminent Black feminist magazines in our collection. You know where you don't find it? Wikipedia. We're hosting a Wikipedia edit-a-thon to address this knowledge injustice and have agency over the people's encyclopaedia. …
Labour’s election victory this summer was not built off mass enthusiasm. Only 33.7% of the voting public backed the party, and on a low turnout. Labour got half a million fewer votes than it did when it was defeated in …
WE ARE HERE … is one of the preeminent Black feminist magazines in our collection. You know where you don't find it? Wikipedia. We're hosting a Wikipedia edit-a-thon to address this knowledge injustice and have agency over the people's encyclopaedia. …
Join us Wed Oct 16th for a Singing Circle session led by @mpho_the_gvn We'll be running 3 taster sessions over the next 2 months as we work towards setting up a regular singing group at the Feminist Library in collaboration …
Songs of Love and Liberation: Singing circle taster session Read More »
We're back!! The Black Feminist Reading Group returns next month on Tuesday 22nd October, 6:30 - 8pm. This is a closed space to Black people and People of Colour. We will be reading the works of June Jordan, an incredible poet, activist, journalist, essayist, …
