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Sex Workers Outreach Project-EastSex Workers Outreach Project, SWOP East, SWOP USA Sex Workers Outreach Project- East is a chapter of SWOP - USA, a national social justice network dedicated to the fundamental human rights of sex workers and their communities, focusing on ending violence and stigma through education and advocacy. SWOP East, at its most basic, is an anti-violence campaign. As a multi-state network of sex workers and advocates, we address locally and nationally the violence that sex workers experience because of their criminal status.
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SWOP East Board Member's Cat Stolen, Ransom Note, Landlord Harassment, legal help neededSave our Cat, Katherine DePasquale
Jill Brenneman, Renegade Evolution at William and Mary College Monday 4.21.08Panel Discussion takes place at William and Mary College, Williamsburg, VA, Monday 4.21.2008 Jill Brenneman and Renegade Evolution from SWOP East!
XBN Appreciation to various ArtistsAppreciation to various Artists
Jill Brenneman Presentation at William and MaryJill Brenneman speaks Sunday March 30, 2008 at William & Mary 5pm Tell us your thoughts, before, during and after
XBN: Sex Workers Rights Broadcast Network, Live on blogtalkradioXBN: Sex Worker Rights Broadcast Network, a SWOP East Media Project, Powered by Blog Talk Radio Listen Live www.blogtalkradio.com/swopeast Other live spots to listen Listener Call in Number (646) 200-3136 Please repost as appropriate or even inappropriate J! Saturday March 29, 2008
SWOP East Launches online SWOP East StoreSWOP East is excited to announce the launch of our online store. The online store features great merchandise to show your support for Sex Workers and Sex Worker Rights. Our store contains a large selection of t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies and other great stuff like tote bags and bumper stickers with more merch coming soon that support sex worker human rights!!
Reaching the media, Sex Workers Against RapeReaching the media, Sex Workers Against Rape We’ve briefly touched on this as a topic in various forums but never really gone forward with it. This is a hard topic but one I honestly believe we have to put forward. The media couches our movement, our efforts at social justice behind the myth that we are a very small fringe of all sex workers that both have not suffered violence but also are rich, affluent, spoiled brats making way too much money or in denial about what we have and do deal with and suffer.
Check out Amanda Brooks and Jill Brenneman on KMUDCheck out Amanda Brooks and Jill Brenneman on KMUD http://kmud.org/site001/program-schedule/302.html The whole show is archived. on Wednesday Night Talk. Wednesday 19, March 2008 7PM The “feminist” caller that was “offended” and her statement about sex worker rights causing women to be viewed as holes……………………
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