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.
The Massage Parlor Means Survival Here: Red Canary Song On Robert Kraft https://t.co/MhB3jNAudM
“Let’s keep having open and honest conversations about medical racism, and how it has deadly effect on Black women, who experience the highest risk of our pain being ignored.”
By: Riya Jama
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If you are outraged that Black women are dying disproportionately from preventable childbirth-related causes and mistreatment, here’s what you can do: Get Involved. Not once in awhile, but truly engaged in creating change! https://t.co/ANhluf3UzT. #blackmamasmatter
Stephanie, a 22 year old Black woman, was shot by police in Connecticut while sitting in a car.
They said the car she was riding in “matched a description.”
Cops don’t keep us safe. It’s the opposite.
#JusticeForStephanie #SheSafeWeSafe
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Just got word that our @WoodhullSFA workshop proposal “Dismantling the Whore-archy: Creating Ties Across Diverse Groups of Sex Workers” was accepted!! We are SO excited and grateful for this space. See you in August, DC! 🎉
Stacey Abrams Says Country Has 'Obligation' To Keep Sex Workers Safe
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The former Democratic Georgia gubernatorial nominee said women who choose sex work and trafficking victims forced into the industry deserve support.Why It’s Not Okay to Kill Sex Workers: One Year of FOSTA/SESTA
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Today marks one year that FOSTA (Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act) And SESTA (Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act) were passed into law. In…Sex Workers Protection Bill Moving Forward
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A bill aimed at protecting sex workers who report a violent crime is moving forward. State Senator Scott Wiener says sex workers who became victims have far too long lived in fear of going to police.