If you are a sworker, ally, and/or a person who believes in the First Amendment, please sign and share this petition to block the EARN IT act! https://t.co/gr4cJi0nmv
Great discussions on the latest scholarly account of Nevada's legal brothels at the Law and Society Association annual meeting! Can't wait to read it myself! #LSA2020#CRN6_2020@MRaguparan https://t.co/tnoHv5uLoa
How are you changing your escorting business to cope with the pandemic? Sign up for an interview and tell us the story of your business and how you are affected by the pandemic and FOSTA-SESTA at: https://t.co/12QfVdHfMh #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs#SexWork
We want to know how you are coping with the pandemic. The Erotic Entrepreneurs Project is a study of the business practices of independent online escorts. Visit us at https://t.co/12QfVdHfMh and sign up for an interview to share your story! #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs#SexWork
SHARE YOUR SEX WORK RESEARCH! LSA's Sex, Work, Law & Society Collaborative Research Network is putting out a Call For Papers to be presented at the Law & Society Association's annual meeting in Denver, May 2020.
CFP:
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Mexico City will decriminalize sex work in a move against trafficking. Sex worker and other human rights groups in Mexico say criminalization of sex work exposes an already vulnerable group to abuses by police and organized crime. https://t.co/10bcqSJNuz
Crystal Jackson giving a super interesting talk on contradictions between prison abolitionism & prostitution abolitionism.Abolitionism means very different things.Prison abolitionists want to criminalise less, prostitution abolitionists want to criminalise more. #CRN6_DC2019
“When someone I has challenges speaking to the media, it’s because the consequences are real.” @HIPSDC Discussing challenges of engaging the media in #sexwork research and advocacy #LSA2019#CRN6_DC2019
Up next at #LSA2019! #CRN6_DC2019 Professional Development session: “Public and policy outreach about sex workers’ dignity through media: A conversation with experienced scholars and activists” (Olympic room, 2:45)
Over 7 years, only 38% of sex workers and 12% of immigrant sex workers reported recent violence to police.
End demand legislation had no impact on women’s access to justice despite its purported goals.
Dr. Andrea Krüsi of @CGSHEquity on #sexwork#CRN6_DC2019#LSA2019
We are in Washington USA hearing directly from #sexworkers from @HIPSDC about the negative impacts of SESTA/FOSTA. An already marginalised and criminalised population now experiencing further issues around their #safety!!!! #CRN6_DC2019@NUM_RAD