Friends of The Women’s Library Talks Programme Wednesday Oct. 7, 2.30 pm, at LSE Library, Professor Susan Pedersen will be speaking on her most recent book, Burn This Letter: Love and Trouble…

Always a feminist, brought up by a single mother, threaded through education, teaching and writing.

Dive into the stories of fearless women who broke barriers and changed the game in government.

Celebrate five decades of Pakistani women in publishing with us at this panel discussion.

The WI is the UK's largest women's organisation, and has been campaigning to protect the environment since the 1920s. Grace Parker explored its archives at The Women's Library, to find out more.

Visit our exhibition and celebrate 100 years since the founding of The Women's Library.

The Women’s History Network 34th Annual Conference Celebrating the Centenary of the Women’s Library and 100 Years of Women’s History (1926-2026) 3-4 September 2026, LSE Library & Fr…

Please join the School of Humanities, University of Bristol, in celebrating Professor Sumita Mukherjee's inaugural lecture.

Bringing history to life

The WI is the UK's largest women's organisation, and has been campaigning to protect the environment since the 1920s. Grace Parker explored its archives at The Women's Library, to find out more.

Here's a glance at just two of the spreads from the inside my new book. And here's the cover. 320 pages, 38 colour illustrations and 63 black & white. Available in paperback, hardback and as an Ebook. Order through your favourite independent bookshop or from Bloomsbury, Blackwells, Waterstones or Amazon And it's even stocked in some bookshops...

Terri Mulholland has used The Women's Library at LSE to explore publications giving advice on board and lodgings for unmarried women who had travelled to London for work in the early 20th century.

Join us for a discussion of Una Kroll’s campaigning through faith, feminism, and politics.

Join us for a discussion of Una Kroll’s campaigning through faith, feminism, and politics.