Sex Workers’ Rights Organizations Around the World

leighalanna:

portlandvalentine:

International:

• Global Network Of Sex Work Projects
• International Union of Sex Workers
  

USA:

• SWOP (here for local chapters)
  
• The Sex Workers Project
  
• Desiree Alliance
  
• HIPS
• St. James Infirmary
• Red Light Legal
• HOOK
• Project SAFE
• Red Umbrella Project
• Erotic Service Providers Union
• Sex Workers Without Borders
• Women With A Vision

Canada:

• PACE Society
• Maggie’s Toronto
  
• Stella
• Pivot
• PEERS Victoria
• POWER Ottowa
• First Advocates
• Sex Professionals of Canada
• SWAG Kingston
• Wish Vancouver
• Stepping Stone

UK and Ireland:

• UKNSWP
• English Collective of Prostitutes
  
• POW Nottingham
• UK Network Of Sex Work Projects
• Sex Workers Alliance Ireland
• Manchester Action on Street Health
• SCOT-PEP

Europe:

• TAMPEP
  
• SWAN
• International Committee on the Rights of Sex Workers in Europe
• Rose Alliance
• STRASS
• Cabiria
• Madonna eV
• Hydra Berlin
• LEFÖ
• Pro-tukipste
• Aspasie
• Il Comitato per i Diritti Civili delle Prostitute
• PION
• Prostitution Information Centre
• SIO

New Zealand:

• New Zealand Prostitutes Collective

Australia:

• Scarlet Alliance
  
• Magenta
• SWOP NSW
• Respect
• SIN
• RhED

Asia:

• Empower
  
• COSWAS
• Zi Teng
• Womens Network for Unity
• Durbar
• Sangram

Africa:

• SWEAT
  
• DANAYA SO
• BHESP
• WONETHA

Latin America and Caribbean: 

• Red de Mujeres Trabajadores Sexuales de Latinamerica y el Caribe
  
• Rede Brasileira de Prostitutas
• AMMAR
• Davida

I’ve been working on this all day! All of the other lists of organizations that I could find were really outdated and full of broken links, so I decided to make a new one. Please let me know if you see any problems or if you know of any that I should add! 

clarawebbwillcutoffyourheadevolvingmattermarginalutiliteleighalanna sexworkinfo you all seem especially knowledgable and I would love it if you would look over my list and let me know if you can think of any more, or if any of these should be removed for whatever reason. 

As far as I know, Streetwise and Safe is still pretty active (even if their website isn’t — they’re easier to find on Twitter) in NYC, as is the Asia Pacific Sex Workers Network in Bangkok. 

When it comes to master lists, I think the Global Network of Sex Work Projects is pretty good about weeding out inactive groups (although not all groups have their websites, so it can be hard to tell at first glance). 

This is great though, thank you so much!