Hi! Thanks for your interest in reaching out. We are a sunset organization, which means we are permanently at inbox 0. If you would like to get in touch with one of our collective members, follow our future work, or need a resource, please read below!
Interested in what our collective members are up to now? Or extending a paid opportunity?
You can find us:
Zara Raven – for wellness resources, mediation, and workshops around creating safety without prisons, policing, or punishment: zara@safermovementcollective.org or @bubblybutfierce
Red – for organizing / political education resources and SWer zines sxhxcollective@gmail.com / sxhxcollective.org
Danielle Blunt – for public speaking, paid research opportunities, survey design, consulting and low tech security trainings contact Blunt @mistressblunt on Twitter and Blusky, MistressBlunt.com or email at DanielleBlunt@protonmail.ch
Daly Barnett – for digital privacy and security trainings at daly.barnett@protonmail.com
Ariel Wolf – for research and outreach consulting, press inquiries, classroom visits, data coding and visualizations, and activism adjacent artwork contact ArielHWolf@gmail.com or @whosafraidofarielwolf. ArielWolf.com
Lorelei Lee – for public speaking, consultations, interviews, analysis, research, and writing on sex work, trafficking, disability, intersectionality, and the law. Contact them, detailing the nature of the project and/or request at LL@LoreleiLee.work.
Please read the below to increase your chances of getting a response!
If you are a journalist reaching out, please know that we typically only respond to journalists who have experience covering sex work. If you are interested in speaking with one of our collective members for a story, please include: details on your story, your angle, previous coverage of sex work, and a list of who else you will be speaking with for this story. If we are interested in speaking with you, we will respond.
If you are looking for a guide for reporting on sex work for journalists, you can find one here. Please read this before reaching out if you have not covered sex work before.
If you are looking for our consulting services, please include: details about the project, and your budget. We will respond to you if we have the capacity to take it on.
If you are interested in one of our collective members being on a panel or organizing one, please include: how participants will be compensated, the scope of the event, and the expected participation.
If you are a student or institution, please check out our resources. Feel free to cite them and pay us for consultations.
If you are in need of some Digital Security and Privacy Resources:
- Hacking//Hustling – You can find an archive of our educational programming on our website and our digital security trainings on our YouTube channel.
- T4tech – https://t4tech-nyc.github.io/
- Digital Defense Fund (DDF) – digital security for movements for autonomy and liberation. Check out their resources and trainings here.
- Electronic Frontier Foundation – The Electronic Frontier Foundation is a nonprofit organization defending civil liberties in the digital world. You can find digital security information, podcasts, and policy information here.
- Check out their Surveillance Self Defense toolkit.
- Digital Rights Defender Newsletter for staying up to date on global digital security updates
- Digital Defense Playbook from Our Data Bodies Project
- Our Data Our Selves The Organizer’s (Data) Activity Book
- Amnesty Tech is a global collective of advocates, campaigners, hackers, researchers & technologists defending our rights in a digital age.
- Citizen Lab – studies information controls that impact the openness and security of the Internet and that pose threats to human rights.
- TallPoppy – is a company specializing in protecting corporate teams from online harassment, fraud and social engineering.
- RiseUp – Riseup provides online communication tools for people and groups working on liberatory social change. They are a project to create democratic alternatives and practice self-determination by controlling our own secure means of communications.
- RefugeTechSafety – Refuge’s Technology-Facilitated Abuse and Economic Empowerment Team are the only UK specialist service directly supporting survivors facing complex tech and economic abuse concerns. This website has digital security advice for people experiencing domestic violence and information on how someone could be using technology to control you.
- Lock Down Your Life
- EqualityLabs Anti-Doxing Guide
- Vagina Privacy Network
- Security First’s Umbrella App
- Speak Up and Stay Safe(r): A Guide to Protecting Yourself from Online Harassment from Feminist Frequency
- Yael Grauer’s Big Ass Data Broker Opt Out List
- Guide to DMCA Takedown Requests from Without My Consent
- Take Back the Tech’s Hey Friend! “Is Your Friend Being Attacked Online?” Guide to helping a friend experiencing online harassment or violence.
- AccessNow
- RightsCon
- Allied Media Projects
- Follow Domina Fae on IG for digital security tips or contact her at consults@mistressfae.com for 1:1 consults.
Sex Worker Services and Education:
Sex Workers Project at the Urban Justice Center engages in legal and social services, advocacy, education, media, and organizing to build a movement to protect the human rights of sex workers. SWP does not receive walk-in clients or inquiries. Please call our helpline at 646-602-5617.
Lysistrata Mutual Care Collective & Emergency Fund is an online based, community run sex worker mutual care collective. As people in the industry, we understand how exploitation plays into our field, like any other job, because sex work is WORK!
The Support Ho(s)e Collective is a small Leftist formation of sex workers (current and former) and trusted co-conspirators based in Chicago and New York City. They aim to build radical community for all sex workers through political education and public agitation. @supporthosechi on Twitter
Do you need Legal Resources?
Our formal legal director, Kendra Albert, may have pro-bono and low-bono space at Albert Sellars LLP. You can find out more information at AlbertSellars.law or contact them directly at kendra@albertsellars.law.
Andy Izenson – family law and mediation support for non-nuclear families, polyamory, kink, SW legal issues, TGNC law, name change and identity document support in NY. Under 250% of the federal poverty line pro bono at andy@chosenfamilylawcenter.org; over income cap, fee-for-service at andy@dianaadamslaw.net (see chosenfamilylawcenter.org for income and eligibility for pro bono service)
Berkman Klein Cyberlaw Clinic