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Sex Worker Support

Resources for Sex Workers

ScotPEP are a sex worker-led charity that advocates for the safety, rights and health of everyone who sells sex in Scotland. They campaign for laws that would make sex workers safer, make sure sex workers voices are heard in debates about sex work policy, produce resources, meet with charities, women’s organisations and others involved in social justice movements to talk about how sex workers can be better supported, and create space for sex workers to meet and build collective power, and we put on events such as film screenings and discussions. They hold monthly meetings, open to sex workers and allies, in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

ScotPEP

NUMbrella Lane is a safe, collective space located in central Glasgow that seeks to create opportunities to strengthen mental health, wellbeing and community support for sex workers. They promote a friendly environment where all sex workers are welcome. At NUMbrella Lane, you will find free safe sex supplies, a swap meet, food bank and snacks! They host regular drop ins to exchange knowledge and wisdom, alongside activities within and outside of these sessions. They are also able to help with referrals to specialist services, as well as support from the NUM Casework Team.

NUMbrella Lane

SWARM the Sex Worker Advocacy and Resistance Movement, is a collective founded and led by sex workers who believe in self-determination, solidarity and co-operation. Their meetings are England based, but their website has lots of helpful resources for sex workers and about sex work.

SWARM

Educational resources for others

Student Sex Worker Briefing

NUS LGBT+ and Women’s Campaigns undertook a survey in partnership with The English Collective of Prostitutes, SCOT-PEP, and SWARM (2018)

No Silence to Violence

A report by SWARM on violence against women in prostitution in the UK

Assumptions about Sex Workers 

‘We have been silenced’

Read about the sex worker coalition fighting the cost of living crisis by Gal-Dem and Hookers Against Hardship

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