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Sex Workers Outreach Project USA

Welcome to the new and improved SWOP-USA website! We’re going through many changes as an organization and a digital overhaul is part of that. You’ll find an entirely new resource section, our Chapter Hub site has moved here, and we’ll also be producing significantly more resource sheets in the coming months.

Sex Workers Outreach Project-USA is a national social justice network dedicated to the fundamental human rights of people involved in the sex trade and their communities, focusing on ending violence and stigma through education and advocacy.

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swopusaSWOP-USA@swopusa·
16 Jun

Can anyone recommend a podcast where sex workers who live under the Nordic model address their experiences?

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FarnoushAmiriFarnoush Amiri@FarnoushAmiri·
15 Jun

In a huge departure, @AP will no longer name suspects in brief stories about minor crimes in which there is little chance AP will provide coverage beyond the initial arrest.

This is an effort to minimize harm on suspects’ who later gain employment or just move on in their lives.

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tinahornsassTina Horn@tinahornsass·
16 Jun

did you only start working on OF or as a SWer during quarantine? i want to talk to you for a story. trying to expand outside my usual networks. dms open!

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Sex Workers Outreach Project

2 weeks ago

Sex Workers Outreach Project
Pride exists because of a woman. Pride exists because of a black woman. Pride exists because of a black trans woman. Pride exists because of a black trans woman who was a sex worker. Pride exists because of a black, bisexual trans woman who was a sex worker that threw a brick at a cop. Pride exists because of a black, bisexual trans woman, who was a sex worker, that threw a brick at a cop and started a riot against the state.Don't lose this month in rainbow capitalism and unabashed racism because of the privilege of being white while queer.If you aren't supporting queer people of color, trans women, and queer sex workers, you aren't celebrating pride, you are celebrating rainbow capitalism and police brutality.Her name was Marsha P. Johnson.Original by: Karence Cole ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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This and people who make it a point to properly gender your pets, but not trans people.Twitter user LizzyButterfly (@workinggirl1): When my sister married, and changed her title and name, my aunts were all "ooh, congratulations MRS <newname>"When I transitioned and changed my title and name they were all "it's too hard, I've always known you as...."If you're cis and you've done this, maybe reflect on why ... See MoreSee Less

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In case you missed the memorial info for Mistress Velvet: May they rest well. 💜(And the event will be also be live on Mistress Velvet’s Instagram page) ... See MoreSee Less

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Sex Workers Outreach Project-USA is a national social justice network dedicated to the fundamental human rights of people involved in the sex trade and their communities, focusing on ending violence and stigma through education and advocacy.

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