Decolonial Sex Worker Justice Empowerment Project

Two masculine presenting people stand in the middle of a street with a banner that reads “undetectable=untransmittable” in Portuguese. They’re wearing silver speedos and bikini tops, in addition to bedazzled glasses, looking directly at the camera. In white on a purple background is text that reads: Decolonial Sex Worker Justice Empowerment Project & Visual AIDS Presents A Day With(out) Art 2025: Meet Us Where We’re At An exclusive virtual screening for BIPOC current and former sex workers/sex workers of the global majority Sunday December 7th 2025 7pm-9pm EST | Zoom Register and learn more at: bit.ly/dwaswgm25

Missed out in person screening? Join us for our virtual screening for BIPOC sex workers of Meet Us Where We’re At on Sunday December 7th 2025 from 7pm-9pm EST. Register at bit.ly/dwaswgm25

🗓️ #December2025 #Events 🧵
🇺🇸 #USA (CT) 👥 #DSWEP (@dswep.bsky.social) 👠 #SexWork

«Day With(out) Art 2025: Meet Us Where We’re At…»
🗓️ Monday 1st 🕕 18:00–20:00 EST
📍 New Haven Pride Center (50 Orange Street), New Haven
✍️ Info and registration: form.jotform.com/253015391008...
🗒️ Open to all

🗓️ #December2025 #Events 🧵
🇬🇧 #USA (CT) 👥 #DSWEP 👠 #SexWork

«Day With(out) Art 2025: Meet Us Where We’re At…»
🗓️ Sunday 7th 🕕 19:00–21:00 EST
📍 N/A (online)
✍️ Info and registration: form.jotform.com/253016835784...
⚠️ SWer-only!

Maroon text on a pink duo tone background image of pill tablets strewn across a surface. The text reads: Decolonial Sex Worker Justice Empowerment Project and New Haven Pride Center in proud partnership with Visual AIDS presents Meet Us Where We’re At World AIDS Day Film Screening Event Monday December 1st 2025 6PM-8PM EST New Haven Pride Center 50 Orange Street New Haven, CT Rapid HIV testing by APNH Mutual Aid Distro courtesy of CTGrapevine

Join us for our first in person event open to all- sex workers, allies, and anyone curious about harm reduction, art and World AIDS day!

Meet Us Where We’re At film screening
Monday December 1st at the New Haven Pride Center
6PM-8PM EST

Free Rapid HIV testing and Mutual Aid Distro available!

A transgender Vietnamese woman is looking through photos with a cisgender Vietnamese man. Below in white text on a purple background reads the following: Decolonial Sex Worker Justice Empowerment Project and Visual AIDS Presents Day With(out) Art 2025: Meet Us Where We’re At… An exclusive screening for BIPOC current and former sex workers / sex workers of the global majority Sunday December 7th 2025 7PM-9PM EST | Zoom Register and learn more at: bit.ly/dwaswgm25

More info on the flyer and our event page bit.ly/dwaswgm25

#sexworkiswork #bipoc #sexworkersofcolor #harmreduction

The Sister’s Journey by Hoàng Thái Anh explores the daily life of a transgender woman in Vietnam using drugs, delving into her struggles and the vital role of harm reduction services available to her.

See it at our virtual BIPOC SWer exclusive screening of Meet Us Where We’re At: bit.ly/dwaswgm25

A young black Nigerian man looks over their shoulder outside of a barred window as sunlight pours into the dark room they are sitting in. In white on a purple background is text that reads: Decolonial Sex Worker Justice Empowerment Project and Visual AIDS Presents A Day With(out) Art 2025: Meet Us Where We’re At… An exclusive virtual screening for BIPOc current and former sex workers/sex workers of the global majority Sunday December 7th 2025 7PM-9PM EST | Zoom Register and learn more at: bit.ly/dwaswgm25

Here’s our flyer for the event! Learn more and register at: bit.ly/dwaswgm25

Join DSWJEP for an exclusive screening of Meet Us Where We’re At for BIPOC current and former sex workers/ sex workers of the global majority. Here’s a sneak peak of the film “Voices of Resilience” by Kenneth Idongesit Usoro. Register and learn more at bit.ly/dwaswgm25

A flyer with a warm burnt orange background with floral patterns that resemble embroidery on the top and bottom of the poster. In white is text that reads: November 27 2025 National Day of Mourning Today we uplift the work of the United American Indians of New England as they hold National Day of Mourning in Plymouth, MA at noon EST. We invite our followers to livestream the event and donate to UIANE with the links provided in our bio.

Today we uplift the work of the United American Indians of New England as they hold National Day of Mourning in Plymouth, MA at noon EST. We invite our followers to livestream the event and donate to UAINE with the links provided in our bio.

Join us on 12/01 at the New Haven Pride Center for Meet Us Where We’re At, a program of six videos from around the world that forefront the experiences of drug users and harm reduction practices as they intersect with the ongoing HIV crisis.

Learn more at bit.ly/meetus2025

These Bay Area Restaurants Are Offering Free Food to SNAP Recipients Amid a government shutdown that will cut off aid for 42 million Americans, local food scene folks plan to pick up the slack.

While the feds continue to play stupid games, SNAP recipients are set to lose food aid for the next month. In the Bay Area, a growing number of restaurants are stepping up to help, and we're maintaining the list. Share with anyone who needs it. www.coyotemedia.org/these-bay-ar...

We are excited to welcome Phelister Abdalla to the Board of Directors of KNESWO Feminist Initiative!

A feminist. A sex worker. A mother. A human rights defender. A movement builder.

Welcome, Phelister! 💜
#KNESWOFeministInitiative #SexWorkIsWork