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SUMMARY:Preserving women's publishing histories: editing women in the arch
 ives
LOCATION:London School of Economics: In-person public event (LSE campus\, 
 venue tbc to ticketholders)
DESCRIPTION:Thursday 24 September 2026 6pm - 8pmDiscussantsDr. Madeline Cl
 ementsAyesha KarimSulema JahangirArati BanerjeaChairDr Nilanjan SarkarEdit
 ing Women in the Archives preserves and invites readers to interact with f
 ive decades of literary\, art and lifestyle magazines pioneered\, edited a
 nd sustained by Pakistani women. These act as a fantastic chronicle of wom
 en’s social and cultural history.This panel discussion will include stor
 ies about the project and the personal connections the guest speakers have
  to the production of these publications to celebrate the launch of the we
 b resource.Join us as we celebrate the 100th Anniversary of The Women's Li
 brary. The panel discussion will be followed by a reception.SpeakersDr Mad
 eline Clements\, Teesside University\, Project co-lead.Ayesha Karim\, jour
 nalist of 'She' magazine and daughter of Zuhra\, its founder.Sulema Jahang
 ir\, partner of family law firm\, Dawson Cornwall.Arati Banerjea\, volunte
 er on 'Mukti' newsletter collective.ChairDr Nilanjan Sarkar\, Deputy Direc
 tor of LSE South Asia Centre.'Editing Women in the Archives' is funded by 
 the Impact Acceleration Account at Teesside University and has been suppor
 ted by LSE Library\, home of The Women’s Library.Further informationAbou
 t us The British Library of Political and Economic Science\, known as LSEL
 ibrary\, was founded in 1896\, a year after the London School of Economics
  and Political Science. It has been based in the Lionel Robbins Building s
 ince 1978 and houses many world class collections\, including The Women's 
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