SWARM Response To The Scottish Government’s Equally Safe Consultation
The Scottish Government is running a consultation on ‘challenging men’s demand for prostitution, working to reduce the harms…
How we ran a mutual aid fund
In response to COVID-19, SWARM started up a Hardship Fund to support sex workers affected by the pandemic.…
How to Support Victims of Domestic Abuse (without calling the police)
[This guide was kindly translated into Chinese by our comrades at vaChina. Scroll down for the translation] In…
Film: ‘To Survive, To Live’
Last year in 2018 for December 17th – International Day To End Violence Against Sex Workers – we…
SWARM Welcomes Release Of New Home Office-Commissioned Study On Sex Work That Finds Poverty And Criminalisation Are Key Drivers Of Harm
The message from Bristol University’s Home Office-commissioned report into sex work is loud and clear: austerity is pushing…
Nordic Model In Northern Ireland A Total Failure: No Decrease In Sex Work, But Increases In Violence And Stigma
Joint statement from SWARM, Decrim Now and x-talk New research, commissioned by the Northern Irish Ministry of Justice…
Solidarity with incarcerated sex workers
On Friday June 7th, Ana and Adrina were sentenced to nine months in prison. Their ‘crime’ was working…
mine to define #2
“Our lives and experiences are a journey between different states from victimhood to resistance, resilience to healing. Few…
‘No silence to violence’, a report on violence against women in prostitution in the UK
To mark International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers on December 17th 2018, SWARM published ‘No silence…
December 17th: International Day To End Violence Against Sex Workers 2018
This December 17th, sex workers across the UK will be chalking messages and statistics on pavements and walls,…