We <3 Our Sponsors
Thank you to all of the amazing individuals and groups that helped make our December events possible. Shout out to Nollies... Continue Reading
Emerging Data: The Impact of SESTA of Sex Worker Safety
Following the passage of SESTA, a sex worker group called COYOTE-RI conducted an impact survey and documented 260 responses (and growing). The... Continue Reading
May Day Protest
On May 1st, SWOP-Seattle coordinated a peaceful protest in conjunction with Seattle’s annual May Day march, hosted by El Comité. Dubbed... Continue Reading
December 17th: International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers
On December 17th, we gather to remember sex workers who have lost their lives due to violence, stigma, oppression, and discrimination. This... Continue Reading
International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers – Events
Come to one, come to all… support us in efforts to raise awareness about this important day! Continue Reading
Friday Dec. 19th – Community Health Fair
Come by for lunch, donate or pick up a warm coat and sweater, enjoy our 2pm safer sex presentation, get assistance... Continue Reading
Saturday Dec. 19th – Panel Discussion: Stigma Kills
Free to the public – donations accepted at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/panel-discussion-stigma-kills-tickets-1973598586 STIGMA KILLS – The Harmful Impact of StereotypesFree Panel Discussion on Saturday... Continue Reading
Sunday Dec. 20th – Burlesque FUNdraiser!
Pre-sale tickets include 5 raffle tickets at the door! Raffle prizes included T-shirts, books, sexy toys, and more! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/burlesque-fundraiser-for-swop-seattle-tickets-19735872526 Continue Reading
Support Our Allies!! Gender Justice League Fundraiser
We love our allies and Gender Justice League (GJL) is most definitely one of them! Thursday, August 6th GJL presents the... Continue Reading
July is Sex Worker Appreciation Day – Celebrate with us!
SWOP-Seattle hosts a variety of events, largely for the purpose of educating the public on sex worker issues, and for providing an... Continue Reading
Free Panel Discussion – Sex Work in Society
Monday July 20th 7-9pm Calamus Auditorium at Gay City 517 East Pike Street In honor of Sex Worker Appreciation Day, SWOP-Seattle... Continue Reading
SWOP-Seattle participates in historic Trans*Pride and Pride
Did we really have to wait this long to hear the courts say that people are free to love and marry... Continue Reading
Sunday July 19th – Sex Worker Appreciation Day Comedy & Variety Show!
When we talk about sex work, it’s often in the context of labor rights, safety, and stigma, heavy topics which often eclipse the vibrant... Continue Reading
Summery of “Nothing About Us Without Us” Demonstration on #ISWRD
On International Sex Worker Rights Day, supporters from SWOP-Seattle amassed at the State House in Olympia to make the voices and... Continue Reading
Join Us for SASS – Seattle Annual Sex Work Symposium!!
December 12-14 with a vigil on Dec 17th Tickets Available NOW! www.Seattle-SASS.org For far too long, sex workers have been ignored... Continue Reading
September Events for Sexy Professionals!
Monthly SEPIA Brunch Sept 3rd 11:30-1:30 Location sent out a day before the event – RSVP Required Our monthly brunches serve... Continue Reading
Help Us Stuff Our Goodie Bags!
You know all of those little bottles of shampoo you keep hoisting from hotels? Well, we want them! SWOP-Seattle is seeking... Continue Reading
July Events for Sexy Professionals
These events are open to members of SEPIA, the provider-specific sister site of SWOP-Seattle. If you are a sex worker who... Continue Reading
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- RT @NikkitaOliver: Sign & Share. The criminalization of sex work creates a public safety issue. Law enforcement & prosecution of those who…
about 10 hours ago via Twitter for iPhone - RT @rujmke: (1/?)Imagine if partial decrim logic was applied 2 all labor & not just the sex trade
It's constantly said by swerfs & "anti-t…
about 11 hours ago via Twitter for Android - RT @MyHarmReduction: When people engage in high-risk activities like drug use, they are meeting proximal goals (i.e. wanting to feel better…
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