Did you know that we host a monthly catch-up for trans and gender diverse sex workers? We would love for you to join us at the Vixen office to connect, share experiences and just relax in a safe, supportive space.
Join Vixen on the first Thursday of the month from 1pm - 3pm to help assemble workers packs for distribution to other sex workers.
A monthly meeting of Scarlet Alliance and its state and territory based member organisations.
SWOP NSW Independent Outreach Worker Rosie will be at KRC from 2pm - 4:30pm on the first Tuesday of each month. Come by to get free safer sex supplies, vaccines, resources, or just have a chat! Options for when, where and how you work Referrals to legal and financial services Staying physically and emotionally safe Free safer sex supplies and more Free mpox vaccine and sexual health checks with no Medicare card
Respect Inc is now holding a monthly, stripper-only sharing circle! These groups will be facilitated with a peer educator. Meetings will be held on the third Wednesday of the month, 4-5pm, both online and in the Meanjin office.
Come for snacks, chats and workers packs on the second Tuesday of the month from 2-4pm.
Grill & Chill is a free BBQ event by and for street-based sex workers. Contact Rory on 0414 689 424 for details.
SWOP NSW will be at Wednesday Night Lights on the third Wednesday of the month from 6pm - 8pm.
The monthly meeting of the Scarlet Alliance Committee.
Did you know that we host a monthly catch-up for trans and gender diverse sex workers? We would love for you to join us at the Vixen office to connect, share experiences and just relax in a safe, supportive space.
Join us at the Vixen office for a catch-up exclusively for male sex workers to connect in solidarity, chat, and chill. Snacks provided. No need to RSVP - just turn up!
Held annually, the day remembers the movements and protests against the significant lack of and access to treatments and services for people who use drugs (PWUD); particularly in terms of inadequate public health policy and response to the disproportionate rates of blood borne viruses such as hepatitis and HIV amongst communities of PWUD globally who remain highly stigmatised and marginalised populations.
