An article about prostitution loitering legislation in Seattle and it’s connection to racist policing.

Slides connected to the Spokes Hub class “Public Charities Can Lobby: How Your 501(c)(3) Can Influence Policy for the Greater Good” taught by Alliance for Justice

a podcast episode about the movement for sex workers rights, funding landscape and New Moon Network’s involvement

an academic article about how sex workers engage and resist power with online platforms

a podcast episode and notes about an Indigenous sex worker’s experience being trafficked

This study applies a scholar-activist and intersectional approach, and involves a thorough literature review of both academic and activist materials. 15 qualitative semi-structured long-form interviews with current and former sex workers were carried out, and what follows are significant findings which uncover the extent of stigma and the effects of criminalisation in personal and familial relationships, the importance and the holistic work of sex worker outreach projects, and the power of narratives and discourses in how sex workers understand and articulate their experiences of violence.