Annie Sprinkle

For starting International End Violence Day Against Sex Workers, creating sex workers education such as; The course called Sex Worker Education and Training, or “The SWEAT”, ‘How to Cure Sex Worker Burnout’, and being an avid experiential advocate and spokesperson for sex workers rights.

Susan Davis.

She takes a lot of flack from mainstream people and industry people alike, but she does it for a purpose – to improve health and safety in the sex industry. She believes that if we just educate people and invite them into our discussions, we can help them see the truth. She is a compassionate, driven, authentic member of the sex industry and a strong voice for our movement.

Annie Temple.

She founded TNT originally for the exotic dance industry and with this revision of TNT opened it up to all areas of Sex work. She created Dancers for Cancer, and has worked with PACE as well as Surrey Girls. She is writing an occupational safety and standards manual to help all sex workers make the most out of their business, and their own lives.

My mom says Annie Temple is one of those ladies with the kind heart who cares for people that are often overlooked.