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.
Spend time with your loved ones, support each other, check in. #RestInPower, Syd. https://t.co/1g3ZCVgcuV
Hey y’all I need some help. I’m with an #EdBuck survivor who has come forward and is very important to the case against Buck. Can anyone help me raise some $$$ to make sure he has housing and food for the weekend until we can find him temp housing?
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One year later #FOSTA has:
➡️Censored online speech
➡️Discouraged new tech platforms
➡️Chilled expression
➡️Diluted marketplace of ideas
➡️Repressed sexuality
➡️Hampered sex ed
We're asking the court today to halt #FOSTA enforcement and allow our lawsuit to continue.
Sex workers are being locked out of their accounts en masse. This is terrifying for sex workers who have already been anticipating more censorship in the wake of SESTA/FOSTA. Twitter is many sex workers main platform for finding clients. This needs immediate action.
Twitter Is Asking Sex Workers If They’re Bots and Demanding Their Phone Numbers
Twitter Is Asking Sex Workers If They’re Bots and Demanding Their Phone Numbers
After Twitter locked or limited a number of accounts owned by sex workers, users are wondering what's going on.Tamika continues to do the work that has to be done
Transgender sex workers feel under attack. These women are working to protect their own.
Advocates are handing out condoms, giving advice and providing housing to a vulnerable population.‘Hustlers’: How strippers became the unexpected heroes of the 2008 Wall Street crash
‘Hustlers’: How strippers became the unexpected heroes of the 2008 Wall Street crash
Already generating Oscar buzz, Hustlers has started its box office run with a solid $2.5 million in Thursday night previews ahead of going nationwide on 3,250 screens Friday.