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Sex Work Policy: Participatory Action Research By and For Sex Workers and Sex Trafficking Survivors
People In Alaska’s Sex Trade: Their Lived Experiences and Policy Recommendation
Compounding Institutional Exclusion and Harm: A case study of federally funded Alaskan anti-trafficking service providers
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Lunch & Learn with Dr. Alix Lutnick, Author of Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking: Beyond Victims and Villains
KTVA: Sex Workers Seek Protection
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CUSP Public Testimony on SB 54 3-3-17
March 7, 2017
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