In March of this year London Metropolitan University's Board of Governors decided to find a new home, supporter or custodian for The Women's Library. If a new home or sponsor of the Library is not found by the end of December 2012, the University proposes to run the Library as a skeleton service, reducing opening to one day a week.
Royal Holloway Feminism Society decided to join the campaign to save the Women's Library and started off by realising a testimony and a video to promote the cause.
Royal Holloway Feminism Society decided to join the campaign to save the Women's Library and started off by realising a testimony and a video to promote the cause.
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Help save The Women’s library by spreading the word and getting active. For more information please visit the Save the Women’s Library blog or get in touch. Check out the important dates below too.
Campaign Timeline
- 13th September – Decision will be made by a London Met Select committee as to whether they will accept the LSE bid.
- 17th September – new exhibition opens at Women’s Library “Lets hear it for the boys”
- 22nd September – Rally and handing in of the petition with 12,000 signatories 4-5pm
- 27th September – Board of Governors Meeting – scheduled to ratify the selection committee decision
- 17th October – new exhibition opens at Women’s Library “The Long March to Equality – Treasures of the Women’s Library