Explore diverse stories from our archives related to different forms of theft.

Explore our digital collections through curated selections of material according to themes, type or source of material.

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.

Join a fun evening celebrating women's print media with Glasgow Women’s Library!

Dive into the story of Walter Citrine’s fight for workers’ rights and West Indian justice in this lunchtime talk.

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

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.

Find out about the activities planned to celebrate 100 years since The Women's Library was founded.

Heather Dawson's reading list for Women’s History Month 2026 & a new exhibition at LSE Library, The Women’s Library at 100: celebrating a century of collections.

Find out about our current exhibition drawing on themes within our collections.

For the Dear Love of Comrades: Emily Wilding Davison Takes Walt Whitman to the Grave

Find out about the various activities planned to celebrate 100 years since The Women's Library was founded.

Join us for a deep dive into the Brontë sisters' lives and works, exploring their London connections.

Join us for this special event with John Cooper of the Fellowship of Reconciliation as he delivers the George Lansbury Memorial Trust’s annual lecture.

Join us online for a lively chat with Townsend Theatre Productions about their show "We Are The Lions Mr Manager"

Join LSE Library for a workshop on the causes and consequences of the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1885.

Discussing the current state of open educational resources and e-textbooks, Niamh Tumelty and Caroline Ball argue they should form a central part of university strategies for public engagement.…

Join LSE Library for a workshop on the causes and consequences of the Criminal Justice Act 1885.

The release of the "Charles Booth's London" world build coincides with LSE’s 130th anniversary, during which the university will be celebrating its impact, past and present.

Curator Chelsea Collison selects and reflects on seven stand-out items from the exhibition Combining Efforts: 200 Years of Trade Union History at LSE Library.

Find out about our current exhibition drawing on themes within our collections.

Apply for our funded six week research fellowship designed to support researchers wanting to use our unique archives and special collections.

This is a growing collection of digitised badges from the Hall-Carpenter Archives ephemera collection.

Explore the life of Claire Madden (1905 to 1998) through her archive held at the Women’s Library.

6pm Wed 18 Jun | Lisa McQuillan, Sam Rees, Gabriele Uboldi, Wendy Willems | Free event at the LSE Festival: Visions for the Future | Ticket required

Join Liberating Histories in The Women's Library Reading Room

Join us for this archives drop-in session where you'll be able to get up close to some treasures from our archives.

Learn about Women Against Pit Closures through a tour of some of the archives held at LSE Library.

Learn about the Women’s Library which tells the story of women in the UK and the great political, economic and social changes of the past 150 years.