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- The Women’s Library marks its 100th anniversary, highlighting the suffrage movement’s achievements and ongoing battles for rights.
- It expanded from suffrage to archives on women’s work and activism, including materials from Helena Normanton and the Women’s Liberation Movement.
- Despite financial challenges, including a 2012 closure, the library received support from the London School of Economics.
- The centenary underscores the founders’ contributions and the ongoing global fight for women’s rights.
