An illustration showing 8 people holding placards with various slogans such as, equal pay or we walk away, a woman's right to choose and let's put race back into equality.
Credit: Erin Aniker & British Library

Study Day: International Women's Day

Years 12 – 13

A Level students will explore the history of women’s rights through our collection.

About Study Day: International Women's Day

An illustration showing 8 people holding placards with various slogans such as, equal pay or we walk away, a woman's right to choose and let's put race back into equality.
Credit: Erin Aniker & British Library

To coincide with International Women’s Day, join us for a day of reflection and research.

Throughout the day, A level students will explore some of the History of Women’s rights via our collection. This will include looking at our collection of Spare Rib magazines and meeting our team of curators to reflect on our 2020 exhibition Unfinished Business: The Fight for Women’s Rights.

Group size: Maximum 20 students per school.

Please select 'Book now' and complete the form. 

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