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Sex Workers Outreach Project
340 S LEMON AVE #7566
WALNUT CA 91789
To contact us by phone call: 877-776-2004
Email Directory:
support@swopusa.org (for general inquiries)
ChapterCoordinator@swopusa.org (for new chapter and member inquiries)
ombudsperson@swopusa.org (for grievances and conflict resolution)
Communications@swopusa.org (for press inquiries and blog, newsletter submissions)
We operate a national community support line at 877-776-2004, where current & former sex workers and activists can directly access support. We answer over 95% of calls and will respond to all calls in 24 hours. If your immediate safety is threatened and our hotline volunteers are unable to answer your call, please call:
- National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
- National Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
- National Rape Crisis Line: 1.800.656.HOPE
Defund the vice squad. Decriminalize sex work. Support sex workers. https://twitter.com/theappeal/status/1365016211399016450
Whenever we talk about decrim, you always hear the complaint “but that won’t fix poverty or homelessness” - I’ve never heard that critique when we talk about adding mandatory minimums or required jail time.
The #sexworkersuperbowlbailout only happened because of the amazing efforts from across the spectrum of our #florida groups. @sensualbrie from @SWOPTampa was there from start to finish to help unpack a 12” trailer and set up tents and tables and chairs - and then to clean up!
Weekend reminders:
• sexuality is more than your penis
• the world isn’t centered on your penis
• not everyone wants to see your penis
• eat some vegetables 🥕🥒🍆
Writer barred from Twitter for calling trans women men loses court battle to overturn ban
www.pinknews.co.uk
Meghan Murphy, editor of Feminist Current, lost a court bid to overturn her Twitter ban over posts referring to transgender women as men.