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The Kairos Chronicle is our biannual community-produced zine showcasing the work of Renfrewshire-based women and non-binary people. After emerging during lockdown to keep us all connected, the project has grown organically and we pride ourselves on creating a jam-packed zine that represents a wide range of voices. We have regular contributors such as Emmagayle Harper, Johnstone-based disability and lifestyle blogger and Lil Brookes, Paisley-based artist and social historian.
Our zine is made in-house and relies on the dedication of our Chronicle Team, who work collaboratively to screen submissions, edit content and produce the final product. Would you like to see your work in print? Submissions are open all year round and you can download the submission guidelines HERE.
We never know how much time we have here on earth so I call my loved ones & feel relief when I know they're okay.
A light at the end of the tunnel came to me in early 2021 in a wee clear vial.
The 'Cat & Mouse Act' allowed prisoners who were on hunger strike to be released on licence as soon as the hunger strike affected their health.
“Being Autistic I express myself through my art. I was very unwell with COVID-19 and spent my time painting my COVID collection during my recovery to help me get through lockdown.”
“I thought I’m away to be an artist… I think I always was an artist, it is like if you’ve got some sort of faith and belief, you don’t need to go to church, you don’t need to go to a building, that is what you are or who you are so...”
“Whether we like it or not, there are certain biases against black women and black people in general… I want to encourage all the black women out there that you can do what you set your mind to doing.”
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Kairos Women+ is a community-led, women’s space based in Paisley, Renfrewshire. A second home for women and non-binary people, we inspire transformational change in the lives of the women+ we work with by collaboratively creating opportunities through workshops, events, training and courses.
