Producing the Acceptable Sex Worker

by Gwyn Easterbrook-Smith

Resisting Rape Culture

by Nancy Nam Hoon Tan

Quitting the Sex Trade

by Amber Horning

Invisible

by Hsiao-Hung Pai

Out in the storm

by Gail A. Caputo

Care for Sale

by Ana P. Gutierrez Garza

Global Sex Workers

by K. Kempadoo

Trafficking, slavery and pathology have defined prostitution since the midnineteenth century.

Doing Ethnography in the Wake of the Displacement of Transna...

by Ayaka Yoshimizu

Travailleurs du sexe

by Michel Dorais

Social science research projects, like the people they study, have multi-stranded histories, and this one is no exceptio...

Organizing for Sex Workers' Rights in Montréal

by Francine Tremblay

Star Whores

by Brad Gosse

Getting screwed

by Alison Bass

Stranger Truth

by Ashok Alexander

Sex Worker Union Organizing

by Gregor Gall

Telling their stories

by Eunice Lipinge

Sex workers and sexual assault in Australia

by Antonia Quadara

Ask a Sex Worker!

by Stephanie Kaylor

Sarah the Sex Worker

by Emma Goldstein

Sex Workers Against Work

by Other Weapons

Thai Migrant Sex Workers

by Kaoru Aoyama