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There's a new paper up on SocArXiv: The Changing Meaning Of “No” In Canadian Sex Work Advertising: Peace of Mind, Safety and Race This looked at what words people put after "No" in sex work ads over a 15 year period. An emerging theme was the exclusion of Men of Color in advertising. This is...

Jenn from CASWLR and legal representatives just finished a webinar on their PCEPA challenge to the supreme court. More information: Infosheet-END.pdf There were questions some of which were around client organizing: Looks like there is nothing that explicitly reflects the interests of clients...

This is an update to My unfortunate involvement in Sex Worker Research. The paper is now up on PLOS ONE https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0277550 The paper was completely re-written. If you want a quick summary of what the paper is about jump to the Discussion...

This is a follow up thread to the previous one on my experience doing archival research on online advertising My unfortunate involvement in sex work research. Based on the numbers I was able to generate, I would guess that if you knew 125 women who were between 20-49 in 2016 you probably knew a...

Hi, I'm obviously a new poster on this forum. I've been involved in sex worker demographic research both informally and formally. I thought now is a good time to talk about my experience. I first saw the CL ers section in 2007. I quickly realized that some people using that forum literally...