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	<title>Platforms blog &#187; trip to Las Vegas</title>
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		<title>Re-visioning Prostitution Policy: Creating Space for Sex Worker Rights and Challenging Criminalization</title>
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photo by Melissa Gira from Desiree Alliance conference blog
The Desiree Alliance conference &#8220;Re-visioning Prostitution Policy: Creating Space for Sex Worker Rights and Challenging Criminalization,&#8221; was everything I hoped it would be. Organized by sex workers, it brought together workers, activists and academics to discuss sex work of all kinds in a safe, protected environment (the [...]]]></description>
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<p>photo by Melissa Gira from Desiree Alliance <a target="_blank" href="http://sexworkerrights.wordpress.com">conference blog</a></p>
<p>The Desiree Alliance conference &#8220;Re-visioning Prostitution Policy: Creating Space for Sex Worker Rights and Challenging Criminalization,&#8221; was everything I hoped it would be. Organized by sex workers, it brought together workers, activists and academics to discuss sex work of all kinds in a safe, protected environment (the conference was closed to the general public and the media). It was also a call to action: <strong>sex workers&#8217; rights are human rights</strong>. Topics for panels and discussion groups included activism, feminism, the Nevada brothel system, and harm reduction.   To get a feel for the conference and to see some images, check out the <a target="_blank" href="http://sexworkerrights.wordpress.com">conference blog</a> by Platforms panelist <a target="_blank" href="http://melissagira.com">Melissa Gira</a> and <a target="_blank" href="http://wakingvixen.com">Audacia Ray</a>.</p>
<p>-Norene</p>
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