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Donor Dialogue on Sex Work and Trafficking

December 11 - 12

New York, USA

Meeting Objectives

·         Come to a common understanding on the language and terms used to describe sex work, migration and trafficking, and how these concepts are distinct but inter-related.

·         Understand the real-life consequences to sex workers, trafficked persons and their families of policies and programs that are premised on the notion that all sex work is trafficking.

·         Examine how to leverage existing models that approach sex work from a rights-based perspective to promote anti-trafficking efforts.

·         Create recommendations on how to support and implement anti-trafficking efforts that affirm the rights of sex workers, migrants and others affected by anti-trafficking legislation.

 

Meeting agenda [word version]

Thursday, December 11

9:00

Welcome and Introductions [participant list]

Facilitator - Geetanjali Misra

9:30

Introduction to the meeting

Heather Doyle, Melissa Hope Ditmore, Geetanjali Misra

10:00

Word mapping: Sex work and trafficking

Facilitator – Carole Vance

11:00

BREAK

11:15

Clarifying and defining sex work, trafficking and rights. Why do theses terms matter? Implications on the ground.

Discussants - Barbara Limanowska, Meena Seshu, Svati Shah

Moderator: Jodi Jacobson

12:30

LUNCH

13:30

Representation of sex work and trafficking

Film clips and open discussion

Speaker and presenter - Shohini Ghosh

15:00

BREAK

15:30

Existing models that approach sex work from a rights-based perspective to promote anti-trafficking efforts

Small group in-depth discussion  

Speakers- Dr. Smarajit Jana, Melynda Barnhart

17.00

Recap and closeBishaka Datta

19:00

GROUP DINNER

Friday, December 12

9.00

Mapping of policies that affect sex worker rights      

Facilitator - Heather Doyle

9.45

Connecting the Dots: Opportunities and challenges for advocacy [view presentation] [view presentation]

Discussants - Jodi Jacobson, Melissa Hope Ditmore, Sylvia Mollet

Moderator – Sonia Correa

11.00

BREAK

11.15

Donor discussion on sex worker rights funding issues: Challenges, barriers and strategies

Discussants - Shalini Nataraj, Adriana Ermoli, Heather Doyle, Ireen Dubel 

Moderator Shari Turitz

12:30

LUNCH

13:30

Upcoming opportunities and resources for impacting this field

Moderator - Geetanjali Misra

15:00

Open discussion on next steps

 

 

Meeting materials

Bibliography for Donor Dialogue [view document]

CQ Researcher - Prostitution Debate [view document]

Global Implications of U.S. Domestic and International Implications on Sexuality [view document]

Trafficking and Health [view document]

 

 

 

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