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National peak body for sex workers & sex worker organisations in unceded Australia. Fighting for our rights, health & safety since 1989.
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This International Human Rights Day, the National Network of Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women & Girls, Sisters Inside, the Asian Migrant Sex Worker Advisory Group and Scarlet Alliance have joined forces. Read our demands at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance and stand in solidarity with us.
OUR HUMAN RIGHTS SHAME On this International Human Rights Day, join us in resisting Australia’s detention expansion. The image shows a black background and metal handcuffs. The Scarlet Alliance logo is in the bottom right hand corner. Australia’s human rights record is currently undergoing review by the UN Human Rights Council. During a joint submission with other non-government organisations, the organisations listed in this post noticed something troubling: many groups in unceded Australia weren't willing to challenge our reliance on detention and incarceration. When we accept locking people up as normal, unceded Australia keeps building more cages. This expanding system is expensive, ineffective, and violates human rights, without delivering justice or improving community safety. It traps Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, women, children, people with disability, migrants, LGBTQI+ people, and other criminalised communities in ongoing cycles of poverty, joblessness and violence.
December 9, 2025 at 11:00 PM
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In an article for Overland, Scarlet Alliance CEO Mish Pony explores a censorship legacy that was the forerunner to Australia’s online safety codes. Read the article via overland.org.au/2025/12/howa...
OLD CENSORSHIP TACTICS, NEW BRANDING. In an article for Overland, Scarlet Alliance CEO Mish Pony explores a censorship legacy that was the forerunner to Australia’s online safety codes. “When Senator Brian Harradine handed Prime Minister John Howard a box of pornographic tapes in 2000, he set in motion one of Australia's most enduring censorship legacies. The censorship reforms, which excluded fetishes, kink, and non-mainstream sex acts from the definition of X-rated pornography, were based not on any evidence, but on the personal discomfort of two deeply conservative men.” Scarlet Alliance CEO Mish Pony “When regulatory frameworks embed vague, ideologically-loaded definitions and enforce them without adequate safeguards, the collateral damage falls on the sex workers, LGBTQIA+ communities, health educators, and young people...” Scarlet Alliance CEO Mish Pony “Behind the public-facing online safety agenda, are a wide variety of disparate forces: conservative Christian activists, anti-pornography feminists, youth educators, and international organisations ...they share a regulatory instinct: that sex, pornography, and gender diversity are problems to be contained.” Scarlet Alliance CEO Mish Pony
December 8, 2025 at 2:29 AM
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Today we celebrate the sex workers in our community with disability and/or chronic illness, and also recognise the barriers disabled sex workers face in our healthcare system. If you are a disabled and/or chronically ill sex worker, we want to hear your story. Go to linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance .
Background image is a colourful abstract image of orange, green and blue. The Scarlet Alliance logo is in the bottom right hand corner. It is a red umbrella with black text. ACCESS IS SEXY This International Day of People with a Disability, DSWAG wants to hear from disabled and/or chronically ill sex workers. The background image is a photograph of a person sitting in a wheelchair. They are facing away, and their face is not visible. An abstract, swirling pattern of pinks and purples is in the background. Sex work offers people living with disability and chronic illness flexible employment and autonomy. Despite this, disabled and chronically ill sex workers are often made invisible by society, perpetuating stigma that disability is inherently unsexy and incompatible with sex work. “On this International Day of People with Disability, it’s important to recognise that despite the barriers we face, our ability to persevere and adapt reflects our resilience and resourcefulness in navigating spaces that rarely make room for us. We deserve not only to be seen, but to have our strength and ingenuity celebrated by the broader community.” Anonymous DSWAG member The Disabled Sex Workers Advisory Group (DSWAG) is composed of sex workers who are disabled and chronically ill. The barriers to health services faced by disabled sex workers are multifaceted and deeply systemic. From a lack of free and anonymous sexual health services to limited access to sex worker-friendly GPs, mental health care, and allied health support, the healthcare system often fails to meet our needs. DSWAG is currently collecting personal stories from disabled sex workers across unceded Australia. The survey aims to document stigma and discrimination in healthcare settings, and show why further advocacy is needed. The background image is plain pink with a photo of a pink microphone. “Most of the time I just don’t disclose my status as a sex worker, the risk of discrimination and treatment that is traumatising is just too high. This impacts my care because my health practitioners aren’t getting ‘the full picture’ and therefore can’t treat me to their full ability either.” Anonymous DSWAG survey respondent
December 3, 2025 at 5:06 AM
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Today we commemorate World AIDS Day and acknowledge those among our community we have lost and those living with HIV. We also reiterate our calls for the full decriminalisation of sex work and recognise its impact as a tool of HIV prevention.
SEX WORK DECRIM SAVES LIVES This World AIDS Day we recognise how decriminalisation reduces HIV rates. The background image shows a photo with red and navy blue tones and a red AIDS awareness ribbon. The Scarlet Alliance logo is in the bottom right hand corner. International and domestic research consistently shows that decriminalisation of sex work is one of the most impactful efforts to reduce HIV transmission, proving that rights-based policy is effective public health. Decriminalising sex work eliminates mandatory STI and HIV testing for sex workers and removes offences that specifically target people living with HIV or other STI. Decriminalisation is backed up by research, like the landmark 2014 The Lancet study, that showed decriminalisation could prevent one-third to nearly half of all new HIV infections among sex workers and clients within a decade. Decriminalisation of sex work in Australia New South Wales became the first jurisdiction to decriminalise sex work in 1995. Since then, sex work in Australia has also been decriminalised in the Northern Territory (2019), Victoria (2022) and Queensland (2024), marking significant milestones in the national landscape. However, sex workers continue to be impacted by legislative and policy gaps that enable stigma, discrimination and criminalisation. This progress highlights that further action is needed not only to strengthen frameworks in the jurisdictions that have already decriminalised sex work, but also to implement reform in the remaining jurisdictions: the ACT, Western Australia, South Australia, and Tasmania. The criminalisation of sex work increases the risk of HIV. Research shows that repressive police power over the sex industry was associated with twice the odds of HIV transmission. Here’s what else we know about HIV and decriminalisation: Criminalisation of sex work and licensing create barriers to sexual health prevention, testing and treatment. Mandatory testing reinforces stigma. It incorrectly assumes sex workers won’t engage in safer sex practices unless it’s the law. Decriminalisation contributes to health sector financial savings from fewer HIV cases.
December 1, 2025 at 3:56 AM
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We want to hear what direction you think our work should take. Join our online strategic plan consultation sessions. Register now at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance.
HAVE A SAY IN THE FUTURE OF OUR WORK Register for our virtual consultation sessions that will inform our next Strategic Plan. We’re seeking feedback from the sex worker community to help shape our next Strategic Plan (2026–31). Following the closure of our consultation survey, we will be holding two online feedback sessions in December. These sessions are open to all past and current sex workers, and you’re welcome to join even if you didn’t complete the survey. Scarlet Alliance President Jenna and Vice President Tia will be facilitating. The consultation sessions are for sex workers only. To register your attendance, you can use your Scarlet Alliance member email address. If you are not a member, there will be a question in the registration form where you can provide information to verify your sex work experience. Session 1 | Monday 1 December 1.00-2.30pm (Sydney time) Session 2 | Friday 12 December 1.00-2.30pm (Sydney time) Register now at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance.
November 26, 2025 at 12:20 AM
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Sex worker voices must be a part of the conversation about gender based violence. We are a part of the community!
SEX WORK IS NOT AN ENABLER OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Our job should not be a barrier to accessing sexual violence support. Today is the International Day of the Elimination of Violence against Women. Anti-violence and gender equality work in Australia often positions pornography and sex work as key drivers of violence against women. But sex workers are part of the community. What happens when we experience gender based violence in our relationships or families, if services are set up to think we are the problem? “Public stigma, lack of anti-discrimination protections and the criminalisation of sex work make us targets. Ex-partners who have gained my trust have used these factors to justify manipulation, shaming and violence against me.” Katia Schwartz, Deaf Sex Worker and Advocate speaking on International Day of the Elimination of Violence against Women 2024. Studies have shown a correlation between anti sex work attitudes and an increase in violence against sex workers, highlighting how damaging this narrative is. Violence against sex workers is compounded by the attitudes we face when we dare to seek support and justice. Stigma from the family, sexual and domestic violence sector, health services, police, and “criminal justice systems” perpetuates the idea that violence is part of our job and we should expect it. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers, migrant workers and those living with a disability are further marginalised when accessing support or justice.
November 25, 2025 at 1:43 AM
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Today we remember the trans and gender diverse community we have lost to transphobia, and stand ready to fight for those still here. Trans sex workers have always been at the forefront of the sex worker rights movement and we honour them today.
TODAY, WE HONOUR THE TRANS LIVES LOST DUE TO TRANSPHOBIA We also stand in solidarity with trans resistance. Today is Trans Day of Remembrance The day started in the US in 1999 by trans advocate Gwendolyn Ann Smith. The initial vigil honoured a transgender woman who was killed, Rita Hester, and all trans people lost to violence since her death. 27 years on, the day is honoured around the world with vigils and community solidarity. Solidarity action for allies* Learn - get the facts and fight misinformation. Upskill - find ways to make your workplace or organisation more trans affirming. Celebrate - join community days of visibility. Amplify - centre trans and gender diverse voices. Advocate - fight discrimination when you can. Donate - give to projects that support community. Trans Day of Resistance As we mourn our trans siblings who have lost their lives we must also continue to fight for those still living. For many in the trans and gender diverse community, Trans Day of Resistance refers to rallies and other actions to protest anti-transgender violence, policy, and oppression. Many of these actions take place across unceded Australia on 22 November, and also acknowledge intersecting issues within marginalised communities. The sex worker rights movement includes all sex workers. Our community and our allies must resist TERF (trans exclusionary feminism) and SWERF (sex worker exclusionary feminism) rhetoric.
November 19, 2025 at 11:27 PM
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Are you a disabled and/or chronically ill sex worker who has experienced discrimination and barriers when accessing healthcare? We want to hear from you. Find our survey at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance.
The photo in the image is a soft pink colour and shows a wheelchair. The text is bold and read and reads - Healthcare should be accessible for everyone. Are you a disabled and/or chronically ill sex worker? Have you experienced barriers when accessing healthcare in Australia? The Scarlet Alliance logo is in the bottom right hand corner. It is a red umbrella with bold black text. Sex work can offer flexible and viable employment for people with disability and chronic illness. So, why do we still face systemic barriers to accessible and inclusive healthcare? The Disabled Sex Workers Advisory Group (DSWAG) is collecting personal stories from disabled sex workers across Australia. The survey aims to document discrimination in healthcare and show why further advocacy is needed. Find the survey at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance If you are a disabled or chronically ill sex worker and would like to join DSWAG, you can email katia@scarletalliance.org.au
November 13, 2025 at 7:00 AM
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Shape the future of Scarlet Alliance's work! Our feedback survey closes this Monday and will inform our Strategic Plan. You can find the survey at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance.
YOUR VOICE MATTERS Our feedback survey closes this Monday! We want your feedback to inform our next Strategic Plan 2026-31 Take part in our consultation survey, an important first step in our planning. Sex worker feedback will help shape a draft Strategic Plan, which we will then distribute to members for further consultation. We will also host online consultation sessions later this year. The survey is anonymous and confidential and should take 10-15 minutes to complete. No identifying information is collected. The survey will be open until Monday 10 November. Find the survey at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance.
November 6, 2025 at 9:30 PM
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Become a member of Scarlet Alliance and play a role in our work. Head to linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance to fill in our membership form.
COMMUNITY. KNOWLEDGE. ADVOCACY. RIGHTS. Scarlet Alliance membership applications are back online. Become a member and help guide the direction of our work. As a Scarlet Alliance member you: Will be first to know about workshops, events, and advocacy information. May nominate for elected positions and vote at General Meetings. Can choose how much you pay for your membership, from free to $110. Head to the ‘Join us’ section on our Linktree to find out more about membership and apply today. linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance
November 6, 2025 at 6:00 AM
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Registrations for our AGM and nominations for the Scarlet Alliance committee close tomorrow! Don't miss out on your chance to have your voice heard. Find out more at the 'Join Us' section at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance
Play a role in the future of sex worker rights. Registrations for our AGM and for committee nominations close this Friday 7 November. Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held via Zoom on Monday 10 November from 6:30 to 7:30pm (Sydney time). If you wish to attend the AGM and/or nominate for a committee position, you must first become a member of Scarlet Alliance. Closing dates for registration and nominations. The Scarlet Alliance AGM will be held online via Zoom. A link will be sent upon registration. Please register for the AGM by 12:00pm (Sydney time) Friday 7 November. Nominations for the Scarlet Alliance Committee must be submitted by 10:00am (Sydney time) Friday 7 November. You can register for the AGM, become a member, and find out more about the Scarlet Alliance Committee at the ‘Join us’ section at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance
November 5, 2025 at 11:34 PM
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Help guide the work we do in 2026 and beyond. Our consultation survey is open to our sex work community until Monday 10 November.
TELL US WHAT YOU THINK Shape the future of Scarlet Alliance's work We want your feedback to inform our next Strategic Plan 2026-31 Take part in our consultation survey, an important first step in our planning. Sex worker feedback will help shape a draft Strategic Plan, which we will then distribute to members for further consultation. We will also host online consultation sessions later this year. The survey is anonymous and confidential and should take 10-15 minutes to complete. No identifying information is collected. The survey will be open until Monday 10 November. Find the survey at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance.
October 28, 2025 at 9:30 PM
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Is 2026 the year you get more involved with the sex worker rights movement? Become a Scarlet Alliance member, come to our AGM and nominate for a position on our committee.
JOIN US IN THE FIGHT FOR SEX WORKER RIGHTS Interested in being part of the Scarlet Alliance Committee? Come to our AGM on Monday 10 November and nominate for our Committee. The Scarlet Alliance Committee is elected by our membership to carry out the governance and oversight of our organisation. There are six committee positions and you must be a member to nominate. Attend our Governance Information Session at National Forum The session will explain what is involved in governance and what the committee actually does. Current committee members will be there to answer questions. Wednesday 29 October from 10:00am - 11:00am. On Gadigal Country (Sydney) at National Forum venue. The session will be live-streamed via Zoom. Online attendees must be already registered as an online National Forum participant. Attend our Annual General Meeting If you wish to attend the AGM and/or nominate for a committee position, you must first become a member of Scarlet Alliance. Online via Zoom | Link sent upon registration. Please register for the AGM no later than 12:00pm Friday 7 November.
October 26, 2025 at 9:30 PM
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Help inform the direction of our future work! Our Strategic Plan Consultation Survey is open until 10 November.
The background is a brick wall. A bright red flat umbrella shape is the main focus. The white text on it reads - Shape the future of our work. Tell us what's important to sex workers today. The Scarlet Alliance logo is in the bottom right hand corner. It is a red umbrella shape with bold white lettering. We want your feedback to inform our next Strategic Plan 2026-31. Take part in our consultation survey, an important first step in our planning. Sex worker feedback will help shape a draft Strategic Plan, which we will then distribute to members for further consultation. We will also host online consultation sessions later this year. The survey is anonymous and confidential and should take 10-15 minutes to complete. No identifying information is collected. The survey will be open until Monday 10 November. Find the survey at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance.
October 23, 2025 at 9:30 PM
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All trans women, sistergirls, and gender diverse people deserve dignity, safety, and access to health, care, and community - never cages.
October 23, 2025 at 6:02 AM
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Are you passionate about sex worker rights? Do you have the skills and ideas to carry our movement forward? Then you should nominate for a position on the Scarlet Alliance Committee. Our AGM will be held on Monday, 10 November at 6.30pm (Sydney time).
The image is a photo of a red umbrella on a red background. The text is in white and reads - Join our committee. Want to join the fight for sex worker rights? Our AGM is on Monday 10 November and committee nominations are now open. The Scarlet Alliance Committee is elected by our membership to carry out the governance and oversight of our organisation. There are six committee positions and you must be a member to nominate. Attend our Governance Information Session at National Forum. The session will explain what is involved in governance and what the committee actually does.Current committee members will be there to answer questions. Wednesday, 29 October from 10-11am. On Gadigal Country (Sydney) at National Forum venue. The session will be live-streamed via Zoom. Online attendees must be already registered as an online National Forum participant. Attend our Annual General Meeting If you wish to attend the AGM and/or nominate for a committee position, you must first become a member of Scarlet Alliance. Monday 10 November from 6.30-7.30pm (Sydney time). Online via Zoom. Link sent upon registration. Please register for the AGM no later than 12pm Friday 7 November.
October 21, 2025 at 10:47 PM
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Our final group of workshops for this year's Forum. Registrations close tomorrow night, don't miss out.
The background image shows an illustration of an open makeup bag with lipstick, a condom and a phone next to it. National Forum 2025 Workshops 27 to 29 October 2025 Gadigal Land (Sydney) and online Sex worker only event Three horizontal panels are shown in the following colours from top to bottom: peach, green and pink. From top to bottom they read: From The Whore’s Mouth This session explores the power of documenting, preserving and sharing our sex work histories. Look at historical peer resources and contribute to a zine. Culturally safe practice This interactive workshop draws on the peer expertise of outreach workers engaging with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) sex workers . Sex worker storytelling Be empowered to tell your own sex work story, and gain an understanding of how to write and structure it. The image shows an illustration of a retro TV in pink and teal with a colourful swirl background. A panel of pink is at the bottom. The text reads: Registrations close 13 October Sex industry owners, operators and managers cannot attend Forum or become members of Scarlet Alliance. linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance
October 12, 2025 at 4:00 AM
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The clock is ticking... have you registered for National Forum yet? It's FREE and it's for sex workers only. Visit linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance.
October 11, 2025 at 10:00 PM
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Have you taken a look at the agenda for National Forum yet? You'll find it when you click our registrations tab at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance.
National Forum 2025 Workshops 27 to 29 October 2025 Gadigal Land (Sydney) and online Sex worker only event There are three horizonal panels in (from top to bottom) peach, green, and pink. From top to bottom, they read: Training to connect Scarlet Alliance is reviewing and re-imagining our national training program — and your input is essential. Explore what makes training meaningful, accessible and relevant. Health justice partnerships SWOP NSW, The Kirketon Road Centre and The Inner City Legal Centre explore partnerships between legal, health, and advocacy organisations. Sex worker cooperatives Cooperatives support workers to build safe working environments. Be inspired to seek out existing cooperatives or build your own. There are three horizonal panels in (from top to bottom) peach, green, and pink. From top to bottom, they read: Online sex work Gain valuable information on how to make online sex work like fan sites, work for you. Learn from others, and share your own experiences and tips. Male sex work Led by a male identifying Outreach Peer, this is a supportive discussion for male sex workers aiming to build community and improve health outcomes. The Mindful Consent Model Define consent and discuss it from an intersectional perspective, while unpacking it from a sex work lens. The tile shows a brightly coloured illustration in a retro style of a condom blasting off into space with planets in the background. Red text on a light green background reads - Registrations close 13 October Sex industry owners, operators and managers cannot attend Forum or become members of Scarlet Alliance. linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance
October 11, 2025 at 4:00 AM
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Skillshares, panels, the chance to connect with community - there's so many reasons to come to National Forum. Just two days before registrations close! Visit linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance.
October 10, 2025 at 10:15 PM
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More exciting workshops at National Forum. Will we see you there?
The background image is an illustration of a rocket and condoms flying through space. Text reads - National Forum 2025 Workshops 27-29 October 2025 Gadigal Country (Sydney) and online sex worker only event. Logo in the bottom right corner is a read umbrella which reads Scarlet Alliance in black text What does the future of sex work look like in unceded Australia? At Forum, you can attend our exciting series of workshops, skillshares, panels and social events that discuss the topics important to our sex work community. Network, learn, and meet sex workers from across the country. Registrations close 13 October Sex industry owners, operators and managers cannot attend Forum or become members of Scarlet Alliance. linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance The image shows a pink background. There is an illustration of a retro sign which says National Forum 2025 Towards Decriminalisation and Beyond What are sex workers saying about Forum? “I loved it and felt safe there.” “Forum allowed me to network and learn practical tips.” “I really liked the quiet room.” “Being surrounded by peers made me feel connected to community.” Three horizontal panels are shown. The first is is peach and reads - Trans and gender diverse skillshare. In this group session, workers will strategise together and find ways for all TGD workers to not only survive, but thrive physically, mentally and financially. The second panel is sage green and reads Boundaries in sex work This session will offer somatic practices to explore how to deepen the felt sense of one's own boundaries and how to look after yourself and your body at work. The third panel is pink and reads Connecting with your inner creature A playful dive into pet play, this session blends mindful movement, community connection and a celebration of kink.
October 10, 2025 at 5:00 AM
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Don't miss out on attending our National Forum! Registrations close in three days. Visit lintr.ee/scarlet_alliance
October 9, 2025 at 9:30 PM
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We asked for sex worker led workshops for National Forum and our community did not disappoint. Check out this and upcoming posts for details on what you can expect.
National Forum 2025 Workshops 27 to 29 October 2025 Gadigal Land (Sydney) and online Sex worker only event National Forum is the annual sex worker only conference in unceded Australia It’s an opportunity for sex workers to come together to network and talk about what is important to us. This year’s theme is “towards decriminalisation and beyond”. Through workshops, panels, skillshares and social events, Forum is a chance for all sex workers to join together and imagine what we want our future to look like, for all of us. Registrations close 13 October Sex industry owners, operators and managers cannot attend Forum or become members of Scarlet Alliance. linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance The image shows an illustration of a retro sign that reads - National Forum 2025 Towards decriminalisation & beyond - What happens at forum? Learn what's happening around the country practical skillshare tips Community building Learn about policy and laws Safer sex tips Grow your knowledge Network with peers Share your experience The slide is split into three horizontal panels. The first is peach coloured and the text reads - Accessibility is sexy. Join members from ‘DSWAG’ (Disabled Sex Workers Advisory Group) in a panel that explores the intersection of sex work and disability. The second panel is sage green and reads - Where's my horny? This is a trauma-informed workshop for sex workers that explores how sex work can shape, suppress, or distance us from pleasure and desire. The third panel is pink and reads - The brothel hustle From nailing your client intro, keeping the vibe sexy during visual health checks, to upselling extras —you'll learn the secrets to the best brothel hustle.
October 9, 2025 at 6:57 AM
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Four more days to register for the Scarlet Alliance National Forum. Head to linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance. See you there!
October 8, 2025 at 9:30 PM
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Feeling nervous about attending our National Forum this month? We're holding an information session Thursday, 9 October 5-6pm so you can find out all about it.
National Forum 2025 The background image shows an illustration of a rocket blasting into space with a condom in the background. The bottom right hand corner shows the Scarlet Alliance logo. It is a red umbrella with black text. National Forum is the annual sex worker only conference in unceded Australia. It will be held on Gadigal Country (Sydney) from Monday 27 October until Friday 29 October, and there are so many reasons to attend: It’s a free sex worker only event All sex workers are welcome Panels, workshops and skillshares Learn more about the sex worker rights movement Connect and network with other sex workers from around the country Celebrate community at our Whore of the Year event Feeling nervous about attending? We are hosting an online session on what to expect at Forum. Sex workers who have registered or who are thinking of registering for Forum are welcome. Thursday, 9 October 5-6pm (Sydney time) Zoom | link sent following info session registration) If you would like to attend the information session, please email info@scarletalliance.org.au by 3pm on Thursday, 9 October. You will need to verify your sex work experience, so send through an advertisement, website, social media account, or any other example that shows you are a current or former sex worker. The background image shows an illustration of a teal and pink space ship beaming umbrellas into space Hurry! Registrations to National Forum close Monday 13 October REGISTER NOW linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance
October 8, 2025 at 3:22 AM