Today is International Workers Day, so let's remember the worker's voices that are often silenced and ignored. Sex workers deserve to be heard, their safety prioritised, and their rights protected. It's time for meaningful engagement, not dismissal. #InternationalWorkersDay

🥳Today is our 6th year anniversary!🥳Green Light Project started our peer led mutual aid for sex workers in 2019. We’ve been doing street outreach for Seattle area sex workers every week since then, providing consistent community care and harm reduction.

✨CELEBRATING 50 YEARS✨ On 2 June 1975, approximately 100 sex workers occupied Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon, France, to express their anger about their criminalised and exploitative living conditions. Read more about the history of International Wh*res Day here:

2/2 On International Wh0r3s’ Day each year, we remember and honour those who came before us. The SW rights movement has continued to grow in strength and in reach, and in the age of the internet we are now more connected and stronger than ever.

On 2 June 1975, 100 sex workers occupied Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon, France, to express their anger about the criminalized & exploitative living conditions. Their protest made national & international headlines, started a strike that involved sex workers from all over France,

Happy international Whores Day Respect, love, peace, and money to sex workers of all types and backgrounds. Whether you’re an escort, or on the block, or doing porn, domination: you’re amazing. Continue on For those who support us: don’t forget to fight stigma

Pride weekend outreach with Green Light Project was the sunny beautiful day I needed. 🌈 GLP is peer led mutual aid for SWs & does street outreach for SWs. If you’re looking to donate or are a SW looking for resources please see my link below. Community is so important. ❤️‍🔥

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We are finishing up the the #D17 list of names, if you would us to add any names, please email us december17 @ swopusa.org

Today was our 7th Annual Thanksgiving Day outreach, handing out supplies and offering support to street based sex workers here in Seattle.

December 17 is recognized worldwide as the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers - a day of remembrance, resistance, and solidarity. It began in 2003 in San Francisco as a memorial for the victims of the Green River Killer.

Tomorrow is International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers, a time to honour those that have experienced violence or been killed during the year, & to call for the decriminalisation of sex work to protect and fulfil sex workers' human rights. nswp.org/event/internat…

Today we observe International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers We come together to remember those peers we have lost and renew our commitment to the on-going struggle for empowerment, visibility, and rights for all sex workers. nswp.org/event/internat…

17th December marks International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers. Today we remember all the SWs in the local community and beyond who have lost their lives due to violence. We mourn these lives needlessly lost & stand in solidarity w those experiencing ongoing violence.

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