Podcast Episode #14 – S€x Worker Feminism is Intersectional Feminism

(H)Our Realities – Episode #14 is out now on Refuge Worldwide!

 

S€x Worker Feminism is Intersectional Feminism with SWAG (Sex Worker Action Group)

 

IN THIS EPISODE

  • Why are perspectives of racialised s€x workers crucial in the fight against cis-het-patriarchy and state violence?
  • How is SWAG challenging stigma and advocating for decriminalisation within Berlin’s s€x work community?
  • How is the fight for s€x workers‘ rights connected to global struggles like decolonisation, opposing carceral violence, and advocating for universal liberation?

Listen here! Thank you to Refuge Worldwide for the platform and the support!

GUESTS
SWAG
(Sex Worker Action Group) is a group of sex workers and allies in Berlin. They are independent and non-hierarchically organised – in order to create concrete events and actions. They see themselves as part of the sex worker’s rights movement. The goal is the end of criminalisation, stigma and harm of sex workers and the creation of a community in which everyone can thrive.

Nine Fumi Yamamoto-Masson – Host

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INTERSECTIONAL WORK & SOCIAL CLUB

BIWOC* Rising is the first intersectional co-working space & social club in Berlin and Germany. This safer space is exclusively for women, trans, inter and non-binary people who identify as Black, indigenous or of Colour! Through training programs, empowerment workshops, and a work-desk in the heart of Berlin-Kreuzberg, BIWOC* Rising is creating a new working culture – a working culture that transcends the white, homogenous, capitalist one that has been a core driver of gentrification and marginalization in Berlin.

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