Today and every day we work to end violence against sex workers. On December 17th we thank our members and allies for all their amazing support. #IDEVASW pic.twitter.com/H1oeuhFk5I

— UglyMugs.ie (@uglymugsie) December 17, 2021

I'm offering free mentoring for 2 people who feel they need support in sex work. I have 12 years experience in porn, camming, and phone sex and I want to help you succeed. If you need emotional support, resources, or professional support, I got you. Just say YES, and I'll DM.

— Lily LaBeau (@LiLYLABEAU) September 28, 2021

to my store and figured I'd post. I'm happy to contacts there and walk you through how I use the site if you're interested in getting set up. https://t.co/Borp4nOvjU

— casey calvert (@caseycalvertxxx) September 2, 2021

That sucks, in the United Kingdom there is also the 20% Sales Tax as well meaning for every $1 given only 66¢ actually goes to the performer. They should really make that more clear in the terms.

— Sean Antrim (@sean_antrim) September 2, 2021

Important safety message today from PSNI for sex workers in Belfast. See Ugly Mug reports in Belfast for full details.

— UglyMugs.ie (@uglymugsie) December 22, 2021

Do you fancy a change in the new year? Do you want to help some of the most marginalised people in Ireland? We are seeking a new coordinator. Deadline 19th January.https://t.co/n19PpyyBrA pic.twitter.com/DbBBn8JRTU

— Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) (@SWAIIreland) December 26, 2021

Thread: https://t.co/cSkAMd5ddS

— Adeline Berry🧜‍♀️🇵🇸 (@adeline_whitney) December 22, 2021

ARE YOU AN EXPERIENCED RESEARCHER PASSIONATE ABOUT SEX WORKERS' RIGHTS?

ESWA is recruiting a part-time researcher who will lead our Participatory Action Research to better inform on our access to justice program primarily!

APPLY NOW > https://t.co/Mb5lZ0rIrl pic.twitter.com/lN8vd6kpfs

— ESWA (@sexworkeurope) December 22, 2021

I’ve lived in the US for most of my life.
Desperate poverty exists there, how can Aimee not know this?

Yes, sex workers have a choice, but that choice is often to do sex work or go without food and shelter for you and your children.

SWERFism is class warfare. https://t.co/U7OCyQDLLr

— Adeline Berry🧜‍♀️🇵🇸 (@adeline_whitney) January 2, 2022

We join ESWA's call to the European Commission to reject a 'carceral feminist' framing to gender based violence' which would further strenghten a criminal justice approach to women's rights.https://t.co/I5ogVneRov

— Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) (@SWAIIreland) January 5, 2022

As of 8th December, free home testing is available in the following counties:
• Cavan
• Cork
• Donegal
• Dublin
• Galway
• Kerry
• Kildare
• Leitrim
• Laois
• Louth
• Mayo
• Meath
• Monaghan
• Offaly
• Roscommon
• Sligo
• Wicklow

— Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) (@SWAIIreland) January 12, 2022

We know people have different comfort levels with attending events just now, and so many are ill or isolating. Please do not be hard on yourself if you can't attend. We also know this will be triggering for many. Take a moment to remember and reflect.
Take care of yourself too.

— Reclaim The Night Belfast (@RTNBelfast) January 13, 2022

#AshlingMurphy Violence against women is a pandemic in Ireland. We can never forget this because we record serious incidents of violence against women nearly every single day.

— UglyMugs.ie (@uglymugsie) January 13, 2022

Gardaí have identified a person of interest as part of the investigation into the murder of Ashling Murphy. Vigils for the teacher have been taking place around the country. | Read: https://t.co/TEEMGvaoF4 pic.twitter.com/Y1xgcM8aMW

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) January 14, 2022

Listen to the first episode of On The Whorizon, where the hosts @sapiotextual and @MelRoseMichaels speak to guests about the history of the term 'sex wwork', the history of the word 'whore' and the concept of sex work as anti-work.https://t.co/DFqvRyFgdI

— Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) (@SWAIIreland) January 14, 2022

This is incredibly worrying news. Crack cocaine is a growing problem and we need a drug harm reduction programme that cope with it.https://t.co/Rn3ex1cYPE

— Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) (@SWAIIreland) January 14, 2022

.@SpunOut ave put together a great resource for young people about gender-based violence. https://t.co/8p6kTKXjuy

— Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) (@SWAIIreland) January 18, 2022

But we can put pressure on politicians and organisation that promote ideologies that hard women, such as The Nordic Model.

— Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) (@SWAIIreland) January 18, 2022

"Gender-based violence operates on a spectrum, at all levels of society from interpersonal to institutional, and is scaffolded by the state’s own violent infrastructure, from policing to prisons."

— Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) (@SWAIIreland) January 18, 2022

Please consider taking part in this research if you have engaged in sex work in Northern Ireland. It will help the Rainbow Project develop their much needed supports for sex workers. Thank you https://t.co/dJ9H2uBd23

— UglyMugs.ie (@uglymugsie) January 14, 2022

From the beginning, middle and end. This thread is very, very long.

Joyce Quinn was 44, a shop-keeper from Milltown whose ‘family was everything to her.’

She was driving on January 1996. pic.twitter.com/omFPLYOAQt

— Treasa Nealon (@TreasaNealon) January 15, 2022

Belinda Pereira was 26. She lived in London. Her parents emigrated to England in the 1960’s and she was their only child. She was a sex worker and in Dublin to to work over Christmas. She was due to fly home two days before she was killed on December 1996. pic.twitter.com/gMSgTiFWtY

— Treasa Nealon (@TreasaNealon) January 15, 2022

Lynette McKeown was 19 & lived in Dublin. She was a sex worker with a two year old daughter.

‘She was always into fun & joking. She was a great little dancer. She was always dancing to the radio.’
‘…she was a lovely, lovely girl.’

She was killed August 2004. pic.twitter.com/CHUGkRNDUD

— Treasa Nealon (@TreasaNealon) January 17, 2022

Ciara Ní Chathmhaoil was 22 and lived in Carlow. She was from Belfast. She had a son. She was taking part in a ‘moving on’ programme for young lone mothers. She was described as a devoted mother and a fantastic person.

She was at home November 2007. pic.twitter.com/z0KzGppKyq

— Treasa Nealon (@TreasaNealon) January 18, 2022

The Safer Streets for All Act #SB357 would eliminate a statute that allows police to harass and incarcerate LGTBQ+, Black and Brown community members for simply looking like a “sex worker.”

Join this petition right now & tell @GavinNewsom to sign SB357!https://t.co/3iKMznBd1P

— AILAA (@AILAAssoc) January 20, 2022