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Referrals to Services and Housing
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SH4All Outreach Flyer:
National & International Movement Websites
- Equality Model US
- New Yorkers for the Equality Model
- New Englanders Against Sexual Exploitation
- Louisiana 4 the Equality Model
- Nordic Model Now!
- World Without Exploitation
- Coalition Against the Trafficking of Women
- Demand Abolition
- Adopt Nordic WA
- AF3IRM Purple Rose Campaign
- Michiganders for the Equality Model
Partial Decriminalization Position Papers/Defenses
- Exited Survivor Policy Platform (Dignity Journal)
- Stand With Survivors: Back Partial Decriminalization (Rights 4 Girls)
- End the Demand: Empower Prostituted Women (National Organization for Women)
- The Equality Approach to Addressing Sex Trafficking (EqualityNow)
- Ending Entitlement to Female and Feminized Bodies is Central to Women's Liberation (AF3IRM)
- The Case for the Equality Model (My Life My Choice)
Other Resources & Articles
- Prostitution Research (library of articles on partial decriminalization)
- World Without Exploitation "Now & Next" (weekly speaker/webinar series on various topics of sexual exploitation)
- "The Wild West of Prostitution: Debunking Full Decriminalization" (SPACE International survivor panel video)
- "We need Safe Harbor for All" (op/ed piece)
- "Prostitution During the Pandemic: Findings Show Need for Nordic Model" (journal article)
- Listen to Survivors: Stories (written and video narratives from survivors of sexual exploitation)
- The Life Story: Moments of Change (interactive educational portal sharing survivor experiences)
- Sex trafficking & prostitution: An overview of the four legal response models (Advocates for Human Rights informational document)
- "There’s a way to decriminalize prostitution without putting women at risk" (article)
- "The dangers of rebranding prostitution as 'sex work'" (article)
- A Conversation with Catharine MacKinnon: The Debate on Sex Trafficking and Prostitution (virtual roundtable)
- "From women's liberation to pimp accommodation" (article)
- "Prostitution tells women what they can and can't do with their own bodies." (article)
- "The problem with the phrase 'sex work is work'" (article)
- "Decriminalizing the Sex Trade isn't the Answer-The Equality Model Is" (article)
- Prostitution Research & Education (research hub)
- Racial & Gender Disparities in the Sex Trade (handout)
- Safe Harbor for Sexually Exploited Youth (Minnesota Department of Health page)
- "Beyond the Breakthrough: Establishing Safe Harbors for Everyone" (article)
- "Expand Minnesota's Safe Harbor for sex trafficking victims" (Star Tribune editorial)
- "D.C.’s bill to decriminalize prostitution would hurt the people it aims to help" (Washington Post editorial)
- "Social Service or Social Change? Beyond the Non-Profit Industrial Complex" by Paul Kivel (PDF article)
Books
- Prostitution Narratives: Stories of Survival in the Sex Trade edited by Caroline Norma & Melinda Tankard
- Being & Being Bought: Prostitution, Surrogacy, and the Split Self by Kajsa Ekis Ekman
- Not A Choice, Not A Job by Janice Raymond
- Paid For: My Journey Through Prostitution by Rachel Moran
- Not for Sale: Feminists Resisting Prostitution and Pornography edited by Christine Stark & Rebecca Whisnat
- Prostitution, Trafficking, & Traumatic Stress edited by Melissa Farley
- The Prostitution of Sexuality: The Global Exploitation of Women by Kathleen Barry
- The Beginning and End of Rape: Confronting Sexual Violence in Native America by Sarah Deer
- The Pimping of Prostitution: Abolishing the Sex Work Myth by Julie Bindel
- The Idea of Prostitution by Sheila Jeffreys
- The Industrial Vagina by Sheila Jeffreys
- Pornland: How Porn Has Hijacked Our Sexuality by Gail Dines
- Big Porn Inc: Exposing the Harms of the Global Pornography Industry by Melinda Tankard Reist & Abigail Bray
- Girls Like Us by Rachel Lloyd
- The Johns: Sex For Sale & The Men That Buy It by Victor Malarek
Minnesota-Based Major Research
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The harm of full decriminalization and the expansion of the sex trade:
Survivors throughout the world speak on why we need a partial decriminalization (SH4All) model below
We have the honor of hearing the voices of Survivor Leaders who have lived through the experience of sexual exploitation and have worked for years to end this harm. It is their voices that determine our action.
This panel of survivor leaders from the United States, Sweden, and Ireland, shared their experiences and their wisdom regarding the impacts of laws and policies on those who are sexually exploited, based on their lived experiences. Survivor Leaders also detailed the steps necessary to provide the support and services needed for those who are exploited and how we can effectively move toward ending the sexual exploitation of women, girls, and others.
Watch Here: Voices of Survivor Leaders