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In the audience are four survivors who don’t identify as women -- Sam, Kade, Carsyn, and Nolan. They look annoyed and confused.
#ListenToAllSurvivors gender and sexuality sex work stories and essays

#ListenToAllSurvivors 7: Women and Girls

  • gender violence
  • human trafficking
  • labor trafficking
  • sex trafficking
  • survivor leadership
by admin
Published October 17, 2021
Image description: Alisha, Jasmin, and Leah are on a stage. They are dressed up, smiling, and dancing as marionettes. Alisha is in traditional clothing and says “Sad Story!” Jasmin is in a Cinderella dress and says “Redemption Narrative!” Leah is in a ballerina outfit and says “Donate Money!” Caption reads: “Sometimes it's like they want us to be their happy marionettes and mouthpieces”
#ListenToAllSurvivors human trafficking sex work stories and essays

#ListenToAllSurvivors 6: Puppets and Gladiators

  • #listentoALLsurvivors
  • human trafficking
  • labor trafficking
  • listen to all survivors
  • sex trafficking
  • survivor leadership
by admin
Published October 9, 2021

I was interviewed for this New Republic piece by Melissa Gira Grant on the divide in the human trafficking movement between those who see it as a conservative, anti-sex work, criminal justice movement, and those who understand the human rights underpinnings of any effective anti-violence work. This was not a survivor-led movement […]

gender and sexuality social justice

The Trump Administration Finally Broke the Anti-Trafficking Movement

  • #listentoALLsurvivors
  • end demand
  • human rights
  • human trafficking
  • labor trafficking
  • public health
  • sex trafficking
  • sex work
  • sex worker safety
  • social justice
  • violence prevention
by admin
Published February 19, 2020

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