Sex Worker Wellness Circle july

Impact Report — July SWer Wellness Circle, July 2026

July SWer Wellness Circle: Girl/Boy for Hire — The Price of Performance

July 9, 2026 Zoom Online Event Reported by Mari Leon-Hernandez

To create a space for sex workers to talk about issues that come up at work, to network and be in community with others, and to help close the gap in mental health accessibility in this population.

Audience served: Sex workers and adult workers

To create a space for Queer and nonbinary folks to share their work experiences and receive kindness and empathy from their community members.

Why now: Lack of social values and laws that protect our community members. The need to create opportunities for the community to interact virtually online — a great benefit to community enrichment.
  • Foster a space where we can relate to one another with kindness and dignity
  • Cultivate a safe space for SWers who might otherwise be isolated
  • Uplift Sex Worker voices

Event took place virtually on Zoom. A topic for discussion was prepared and participants were invited to share what was most alive for them. The meeting was opened with brief introductions, then Selena offered prompts and Soujin offered a meditation to close the event. Partners: LAST Collective.

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Total Registrations
5
Total Attendees
1
Returning Participant
428
IG Likes (2 posts)

More awareness and partnership with LAST, and new networking opportunities for participants. Participants had an opportunity to experience co-regulation with others, network with fellow workers, exchange resources, and receive care and empathy from fellow sex workers.

Resources distributed: Mental health support for SWers
"We're doing vulnerable work within the process of finding authenticity."

"Thank you for having these spaces."
Gross Funds Raised$15
Key ExpensesEmotional labor
Net Funds Available for Programs$15
How Funds Will Be UsedTo be invested back into the campaign

Sliding scale / free access. Virtual via Zoom.

Marketing tasks will start much earlier for future campaigns to allow for more exposure and greater attendance.

Supporters can stay involved by spreading awareness about wellness events and participating in future sessions. This ongoing wellness programming builds community, reduces isolation, and creates a documented record of SU's impact — valuable for grants and long-term organizational growth.

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Centered: Queer and nonbinary sex workers ID: July-2026-Wellness
And here's the Word doc for your records: Ran a command, read a file Ran a command, read a file Word doc is above, HTML code is ready to copy into your Squarespace code block. One thing I noticed — the attendance data on this submission has 4 registrations but 5 attendees, and the attendance rate was listed as 25%. That math doesn't quite add up (5 out of 4 would be 125%, and 25% of 4 would be 1). Worth double checking with Mari in case any of those numbers need correcting before you publish! Impact report 4 july wellness event Document · DOCX 
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