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LSE Library Public Events The LSE Library presents a collection of events showcasing conversations around our special collections and archives.
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Women Making It with Glasgow Women’s Library Wednesday at 18:00
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Trailblazers: the first women elected to government Wed 30 Sept, 13:00 BST
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Introduction to Archives Training Course Tue 13 Oct, 09:00
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Stolen! Theft in the Archive: exhibition launch & lecture Wed 14 Oct, 17:30
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Open Archives: Stolen Stories from Marx Memorial Library & LSE Library Tue 24 Nov, 14:00
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Walter Citrine: The General Strike and West Indian Rights Thu 10 Sept, 12:30 BST
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LSE and the Fabian Society: 130 years of partnership Thu 4 Jun, 18:30
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Remembering the General Strike 1926 Thu 21 May, 16:00
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Open archives: Ambedkar's Birthday Tue 14 Apr, 12:30
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Archives Tour: LGBTQ+ History Month Thu 19 Feb, 17:00
Free
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Striking a Light: How a ‘Rough Set Of Girls’ took on the world Thu 22 Jan, 18:00
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The Brontës in London Thu 4 Dec, 16:00
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Open Archives + Tour: Disability History Thu 27 Nov, 16:00
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We Are The Lions Mr Manager: Conversation with Townsend Theatre Productions Fri 21 Nov, 12:00 GMT
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Is a faith shaped peace only powerful for the 1930s, not 2030s? Thu 20 Nov, 18:00
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The London scandal: sexuality, exploitation and law reform in 1885 Thu 30 Oct, 16:00
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Class Struggle on the Riverbank: walking tour with Laura Schwartz Fri 24 Oct, 13:00
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Archive Tour of The George IV Pub Tue 21 Oct, 16:00
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Combining Efforts: 200 Years of Trade Unions Tue 23 Sept, 17:30
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East in West Vinyl Archive: SUNO Listening session and Art-making Thu 17 Jul, 16:30
Free
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Who was Claire Madden? Fri 4 Jul, 13:00
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Open Archives + Tour: William Beveridge and Social Policy Thu 29 May, 16:00
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Big Tech is Broken: What can we do about it now? Tue 27 May, 18:00
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The British Library of Political and Economic Science (@LSELibrary) was founded in 1896, a year after the London School of Economics and Political Science. It has been based in the Lionel Robbins Building since 1978 and houses many world class collections, including The Women's Library.
