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Tile is red and mauve and shows a top of a red umbrella. The Scarlet Alliance logo is in the bottom right hand corner. It is a red umbrella with black text. The heading of the tile reads International Sex Worker Pride Day. Today we celebrate the self-determination and achievements of all sex workers.

Celebrated on 14 September, Sex Worker Pride Day was launched in 2019 by the Global Network of Sex Work Projects The aim of the day was to increase the visibility of sex worker stories and activism. It’s one of four annual events that highlight sex worker rights. The others are International Sex Worker Rights Day (3 March); International Sex Workers Day (2 June); and International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers (17 December).

The background image is green/grey colour with a photo of a red umbrella. Sex workers are part of every community (whether or not we are “out”). We bring value and we deserve respect like everyone else. Stand with us this International Sex Worker Pride Day and celebrate the contributions of sex workers in your community.

Today is particularly important for sex workers affected by criminalisation. However, even in jurisdictions where sex work is decriminalised, we still experience stigma and discrimination. Sex worker pride is important because it: creates a space for sex workers to connect and build community. strengthens our activism by fostering solidarity and mutual support, including among allies and the broader community. encourages a shift in societal attitudes towards greater acceptance and respect. challenges systemic whorephobia by pushing back against the stigma and negative stereotypes. encourages the recognition of sex work as work.

It's International Sex Worker Pride Day! 🎉 Our community is diverse, strong and resilient and today is a day to celebrate our achievements. We extend solidarity and love to all of our fellow sex workers today. ❤️

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Today is #InternationalWhoresDay | On 2 June 1975, over 100 sex workers in Lyon, France, took over a church demanding justice, rights, and dignity. That act of resistance sparked a global movement — one rooted in pride, protest, and power.

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