As we are dedicated to the strengthening of the grassroots movements for justice for sex workers in the US, BPPP seeks to uplift actions that people involved in sex trade are taking to demand their rights. Here we highlight ways in which individuals and organizations can support this work, such as by signing petitions, sending letters to policy makers or media outlets, joining protests, or taking similar actions.
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☂ GLITS
☂ Desiree Alliance
☂ BAYSWAN
☂ We Are Dancers
☂ eminism.org
☂ SWOP and Chapters
☂ WWAV
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