Sex Work: It's Just a Job
@Sexworkfilm
A one hour documentary about the struggle to decriminalize sex work. https://sexworkfilm.com/ [email protected]
The trailer is now available. Please share and let us know if you would like to host a screening. vimeo.com/1057661205?sha…
Dr. Manisha Shah explains that the sex industry is an industry much like any other. A clip from our upcoming documentary: “Sex Work: It’s Just a Job” @Manisha_econ Please reach out if you are interested in hosting a screening.
Save the date. We will have a screening of the film at the Quad Cinema in NYC on September 9th. Stay tuned for details.
New trailer! Repost to help us spread the word about the new documentary. Please reach out if you’re interested in hosting a screening! vimeo.com/1098930620?sha…
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We will be screening the film in San Antonio on August 23rd.
We will be screening the film in San Antonio on August 23rd.
Who wants to host a screening of our new film @Sexworkfilm this fall in London? Planning to be there in Sept. or Oct. vimeo.com/1057661205?sha…
Who should I meet with in Mexico City next month? Anyone interested in screening our new film Sex Work: It's Just a Job?
Sweden: Stop detaining & deporting sex workers hrw.org/news/2025/05/0…
The Sex Purchase Law fails in everything it promises voters (reduce trafficking), but succeeds in everything its proponents want (increase violence against sex workers). Violence against sex workers is both its means and its goal. thetimes.com/world/europe/a…
Community support matters! 🤝 Learn about how SWOP Behind Bars is making a difference for sex workers and trafficking victims. Explore our initiatives and see how you can help at wix.to/q7yB3w5 #CommunitySupport #Advocacy #EndTrafficking
I miss Cecilia Gentili. Her unwavering power, courage, and consistency are truly unmatched. The respect she commands is undeniable, and the inspiring individuals in this powerful documentary are a testament to the strength and resilience of community. Thank you for sharing…
The trailer is now available. Please share and let us know if you would like to host a screening. vimeo.com/1057661205?sha…
What does ’sx work organizing’ achieve in improving the material conditions of sx workers? Here’s a start 👇
SWs have organized to access healthcare (Kenya), legislate for labor rights (USA), hold discriminatory employers accountable (NZ), access safer sex supplies (Germany), create safe workplaces (Denmark), identify trafficking victims (Cambodia), maintain access to workplaces (UK)….
Incredibly excited for this project. It looks amazing!
The trailer is now available. Please share and let us know if you would like to host a screening. vimeo.com/1057661205?sha…
In New Zealand, a brothel worker took her boss to an employment tribunal for sexual harassment and won. Under decriminalisation, sex workers are able to use employment law to uphold existing practices of consent and challenge poor conditions.
"My mind boggles at idea that “sex work is work”.. how you can have an “anti-sexual harassment” policy at work & a “workplace” where a man is stroking his penis & masturbating?" Women's TUC delegates read this by Emma, who got out, before voting on Thurs. morningstaronline.co.uk/article/how-ca…
Further proof that wherever it is implemented, the Nordic Model is purely ideological, with advocates & authorities willingly & knowingly sacrificing sx workers & trafficking survivors in their moral crusade.
This paragraph is extremely telling. We have long suspected that police were offering sx workers a "choice" to identify as a trafficking victim and give intelligence or face prosecution. Now they have all but admitted it. sundayworld.com/crime/courts/s…
Please check out @Sexworkfilm and their upcoming doc!
Feminism has long championed the idea that people should have the right to make decisions about their own bodies. If the feminist movement supports access to abortion, contraception, and sexual liberation, why should sex work be treated any differently?
Examining the intersections between #sexwork and #feminist principles is essential to understanding whether sex work should be recognized as a feminist issue. swopbehindbars.org/so/94PKL1JUI?l…
"Sex Work: It's Just a Job — it's a fantastic piece of work, super engaging, visually gorgeous, and fascinating intimate conversations." - Kate Marquez of @Coyoteri