June 1 is a national day of political action around the issues of folks who trade sex. This is going to look different everywhere but it comes under the same principle: People who trade sex are constituents, are experts, are voices to be heard. Sex workers were the only ones who predicted the fallout of SESTA, and we’re going to make our presence known in Congress, in state legislatures, and in offices around the country.

"The Deuce" is known for its incredible realism… and it’s about to get a whole lot realer. You and a friend are headed back to 1978 to get a firsthand peek behind the scenes of the critically acclaimed show. You’ll eat lunch with David Simon and George Pelecanos, ask all your nitty-gritty questions (emphasis on the gritty) and tour the remarkable set. But that’s not all! You’ll also get decked out in full ‘70s hair, makeup and wardrobe to film a scene that could appear in Season 2. Flights and hotel included.

A portion of the proceeds from this special event support SOAR's work.

Support SOAR and enter to win your spot on “The Deuce”.

Sharing information about sex worker rights with the support of Lush at their store.

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An international festival of sex worker art and advocacy including panels and presentations at MOMA PS 1 we co-organized.

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Co-organized the sex worker contingent of the Women’s Strike in New York City, working closely alongside the Women Strike organizers, Stripper Strike organizers and GLITS.

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A collaboratively planned community party and benefit for GLITS.

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A memorial and a benefit party for GLITS to commemorate the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers.

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Sharmus Outlaw’s memorial on the one year anniversary of her death in Philadelphia with Project Safe and New Jersey Red Umbrella.

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Sharmus Outlaw’s memorial the year she passed at the Desiree Alliance conference in New Orleans.

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