On Sex Workers Rights

Since June 2011, when I volunteered for the first sex worker film festival, organised by Sex Workers Open University, now called SWARM I got in touch with sex workers rights groups in London and collaborated with all of them, in different ways over a period of seven years. 

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In 2012, I exhibited Looking In, Looking Out, in collaboration with English Collective of Prostitutes. Also in 2011, I started volunteering with X-Talk and helped set up free English lessons for migrant sex workers in Soho. I also co-started free pole dancing lessons for migrant sex workers and their allies at the Common House in Bethnal Green for two years.

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In 2014, I attended the launch of the East London Strippers Collective and joined the group.

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In 2015, I was also given the opportunity to volunteer for the Sex Workers' Opera. 

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In sum, from 2011 until August 2017, I spent most of time time doing community organising at many different levels. My camera was there with me many times.

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On this page, some flyers I enjoyed co-designing with groups and a DIY video made with my phone in one of my last contracts in the peep show in Amsterdam.

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If you want to learn more about the global movement, the Global Network of Sex Worker Projects it is a good place to begin.

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