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Bronislaw Malinowski sat in a tent working. Another man is sat outside the tent looking in.

New exhibition: Culture Contact: Bronislaw Malinowski, LSE and Colonialism
A person is stood wearing an red t-shirt with 'Event Steward' written on the back. They are looking out over the audience of an event.

Free events for anyone to attend
Two students, one male and one female, working together at a desk.

Online learning resources including podcasts and digitised collections
A child's hand-drawn rainbow

Fading Rainbows: a project to help children understand and capture their experience of COVID-19
An image of orange, pink, yellow and red hand artworks that represent sunbeams

Sunbeams: a project exploring children's rights through art and history
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Listen to and watch past public events
An extract of Opportunity magazine including a signpost labelled 'Equality'

Making Modern Women: explore our online exhibition
An orange background with the Ambedkar bust in front of it.

Educate. Agitate. Organise: explore our online exhibition
A photograph of Alf Morris MP with children dating to 1978, slightly cropped.

A Modern Magna Carta: explore our online exhibition
A cartoon of 2 military figures standing by (Dover) cliffs. One is from the army and the other is from the Navy.

Find out about our past exhibitions
A group of women marching down a street with banners attached to them and carrying umbrellas.

Explore resources from our Suffrage 18 celebration
An outside view of LSE Library at night which includes the artwork Bluerain - an installation where searches from the catalogue scroll down from top to bottom on top of each other using blue LED lights.

Download an LSE virtual background

Charles Booth's London

Charles Booth and his family sitting on some steps for a group photo.
Explore the famous poverty maps

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