We are committed to a future where all persons working in the sex industry are free from all forms of exploitation and social harms, and are treated with dignity, respect and fairness.
To support government agencies and businesses to prevent, disrupt, research and investigate modern slavery in the sex industry, and ultimately bring offenders to account.
Since retiring from Victoria Police, both partners have identified a need in the sex industry space to offer assistance to stakeholders in reducing workplace harm. Especially so since the Sex Work Act 1994 is about to be fully repealed in December 2023 when Vic Pol will no longer be the Lead Agency.
*1, https://www.ibisworld.com/au/market-size/brothel-keeping-sex-worker-services/
*2, Antonia Quandara, Sex Workers and Sexual Assault in Australia: Prevalence, Risk and Safety, (2008) 8 Australian Centre for the Study of Sexual Assault
*3 Department of Victorian Communities. (2005). Safe at work? Women’s experience of violence in the workplace: Summary report of research. Melbourne: Author.
