From Friday 8th January 2021, the CLiCK Magazine website will no longer be updated. We are in the process of working alongside women with lived experience to turn this site into a beautiful digital magazine that readers can physically flip through. The magazine will feature articles about women’s experiences during the coronavirus pandemic, findings from our recent needs assessment, women’s creative work, and calls to action from women themselves. The magazine will be released in early March.

At the end of January, we will be releasing our Together, Alone toolkit. This toolkit is the culmination of our Together, Alone wellbeing arts project which worked alongside women to create a collective self-care toolkit, looking at aspects of grounding, comfort, movement, joy, and connection. We hope that this toolkit will provide you with a supportive space to creatively explore what self-care means to you. 

Keep an eye on CLiCK’s social media for updates! 

What is Click Magazine?

Click Magazine is a creative platform from CLiCK for women with lived experience of selling or exchanging sex in Scotland to share their needs and experiences in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

This platform aims to take the voices of women to the people making decisions that affect women’s lives right now to shape Scotland’s support and policy landscape as the country begins the process of learning to live with coronavirus.

We've created four distinct magazine features to highlight women's experiences...
Click Cast is a monthly podcast series, hosted by Anna (CLiCK Development Worker) and Shannon (CLiCK Resource and Information Officer), which explores the needs of women in Scotland’s sex industry in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. In each episode, we hear from women with lived experience and from key support services in Scotland in order to ask what is being done – and what needs to change –  to best meet the needs of women in Scotland’s sex industry.
Women’s voices and experiences must be part of shaping Scotland’s support and policy landscape as we begin living in a “new normal”. RISE is our survey platform where we ask about your views and opinions on a range of topics. What would the ideal support service look like? How can reporting pathways be improved? How can we work to make camming and private gallery platforms safer? These are just some of the questions we hope to explore with women to take your voices and experiences to the people who are making decisions, right now.
For many women in the sex industry, the coronavirus pandemic is exacerbating feelings of stigma, loneliness, and social isolation. Together, Alone is our wellbeing based arts project which aims to foster a sense of community and solidarity by building a “self-care toolkit”. We invite women to creatively share what self-care means to them. What works? What doesn’t work? And where self-care doesn’t go far enough, what needs to be done to better support the mental wellbeing of women? Women will be able to access free masterclasses with women artists to explore creativity in a variety of mediums, including photography, painting, and illustration.
Your Voice is a space for women to explore their needs, concerns, and experiences during the coronavirus pandemic and beyond. By working directly with Anna (CLiCK Development Worker), women can be a part of improving CLiCK and other services for women, with the opportunity to explore creative ways of making their voice heard in a way that works for them.