Sex Worker Media Library

1. Collateral Damage: Sex Workers and the Anti-Trafficking Campaigns

Anti-trafficking is a sacred cow, but behind this humanitarian concern is a century-old movement that historically reflects xenophobia, discrimination and prostitution abolitionism. Collateral Damage demonstrates the way the historic “"White Slavery"” moral panic and current anti-trafficking campaigns have been largely responsible for prostitution prohibitionism, racial discrimination, and xenophobic immigration legislation.

2. San Francisco Bay Area Sex Worker Festival Video Archives

An extensive collection of videos screened at the the Festival,
as well as sex worker activist videos available on the internet.

3. About: Sex Worker Digital Library Preserves History of a Movement

The Sex Worker Media Library is comprised of several location and web-based
databases of videos by and about sex workers from around the world,
created with the goal of preserving sex worker culture and discourse.

4. Scarlot Harlot Video Festival

This website showcases most of Carol Leigh AKA Scarlot Harlot's videos created over the past several decades.

Sex Worker artist Carol Leigh (AKA Scarlot Harlot) and the Center for Sex & Culture (CSC) present the opening of the CSC Sex Worker Media Library. Created with the goal of preserving sex worker culture and discourse, funded by a grant from the Creative Work Fund, the library features a pathfinder-based delivery system of digital materials documenting the stories, artistic expressions, history, and legal and social positions of sex workers internationally.