Heather Dawson, Social Science Librarian
Joined March 2019
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East and South East Asian Heritage Month - LSE library subscription and free resources- lots to explore
#ESEAHM2025
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@LSEAnthropology @LSESEAC
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View the latest free bibliography on Disability, Libraries, higher education, teaching and learning. it highlights useful articles and reports . Some free some subscription based You should be able to view and download this from website @aliss_info alissnet.com/wp-content/uplo…
for pride month. amazing early pride @LSELibrary
1974. Notice policing. Focus on protest. .. blog puts into context 🌈
blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsehistory/2…
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@MediaLSE
@BishopsgateInst
@LSEGenderTweet @LSESpectrum
in the news this week June 2025 spending review
see these quick links to resources, papers and analyses from @LSELibrary
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early gay pride photos from LSE Library
@LSELibrary
lse.ac.uk/News/Latest-...see more photos on the flickr pageshttps://www.flickr.com/photos/lselibrary/7408285244/in/album-72157677631429890
@LSEGenderTweet @LSESpectrum @MediaLSE
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"The Lives and Legacies of the British Gay Liberation Front Badge, 1970 - 2024".
We are very proud to announce that two of our Undergraduate students, Pip Fletcher and Noah Petts, have had an article published The Historical Journal: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
#LSE #history
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🎉Congratulations to @SamFriedmanSoc and @aaronsreeves, who have been awarded the @ASAnews Sociology of Culture Mary Douglas Prize for their book "Born to Rule: The Making and Remaking of the British Elite".
Find out more about the book 👇
hup.harvard.edu/books/978067…
If you are studying for exams be inspired by these amazing suffragette graduates from @LSELibrary
This postcard, labelled 1910 shows women participating in marches
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@lsehistory @MediaLSE @LSEGenderTweet @lsesu
ALT photograph 1909 suffrage procession many woment graduates holng banner with slogan arts walking down a street
currently listening to the podcast quiet revolutionaries.
marriedwomensassociation.co.…
Married women's association a group who fought for the rights of women in marriage
amazing and fascinating. expert Sharon Thompson
theconversation.com/the-unto…
based on her research in @LSELibrary
archives.lse.ac.uk/records/5…
Today Helena Normanton
first woman to practice at the Bar,
innertemple.org.uk/women-in-…
president of the Married Women's Association during the early 1950s controversy and a split in the movement.
In 1952 she resigned submitting a report to a parliamentary commission proposing that a fairer financial partnership in marriage be achieved by the husband ‘paying’ the wife an allowance from the family income a decision not agreed by members marriedwomensassociation.co.…
Tomorrows world in 1987
predicted temperature controlled clothing, phones giving satellite information and ties predicting health issues.
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#Onthisday1987: Tomorrow's World speculated on what 'Tomorrow's Person' would be like and the technology that would make their life easier.
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In an increasingly partisan and I'll informed society, The Conversation's research based analysis is more important than ever. Join me and help secure independent, public interest media. donate.theconversation.com via @ConversationUK
Amazing list from @LSEReviewBooks
@LSEGenderTweet and @MediaLSE
might want to know @LSELibrary archives has a special Hall Carpenter LGBT+ collection
blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsehistory/2…
NEW ✨ Ahead of #IDAHOBIT2025 tomorrow (17 May) we're bringing you a list of 10 great books that celebrate LGBTQ+ authors and stories, recommended by @LSESpectrum members and the wider @LSEnews community 📚🦄
Read it below 👇 #IDAHOBIT
blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofb…
Amazing historic journal Urania digitised via @LSELibrary digital.library.lse.ac.uk/Do…
this issue from 1923. Questions the binary . read the full text to find out more. @LSEGenderTweet @LSESpectrum
mental health wellbeing. Kirstie Preest article for @aliss_info lnkd.in/gkPJvFAY
on creating a wellbeing program in her former library. great tips
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#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek
currently listening to the podcast quiet revolutionaries.
marriedwomensassociation.co.…
untold story of the Married Women's Association who fought for the rights of wives. fascinating. expert Sharon Thompson
based on her research in lse library
archives.lse.ac.uk/records/5…
Juanita Frances (3rd left front)
original founder of the Married women's association
amazing interview 1973 @LSELibrary no.22. In order to get real justice MWA needed to change the law wives property rights
lse.ac.uk/library/collection… @LSEGenderTweet @womenslibrary @WomensHistNet
currently listening to podcast quiet revolutionaries.
marriedwomensassociation.co.…
story of Married women's association a 20thc group who fought for rights
amazing and fascinating expert @DrSharonThomp
@womenslibrary @womenslibrary @LSEGenderTweet @LSESUWomenInLaw @wlegallandmarks
based on @LSELibrary archives
digital.library.lse.ac.uk/Do…
these are based on her research in lse library
archives.lse.ac.uk/records/5…
ALT photograph married womens association members https://digital.library.lse.ac.uk/Documents/Detail/portrait-summerskill-lady/318170