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"“Violence in the sex trade is the norm not the exception,” Nikki Bell, the CEO of Living in Freedom Together, which supports women leaving prostitution, told The Post.
It should not be hard to understand why we didn’t report what happened to us. He was powerful, and we were people dependent on the services and resources they offered. People watched him pick up countless exploited women…
Worcester, MA: Living in Freedom Together (LIFT) recently announced the launch of its new website with updated program descriptions, information about pending legislation, a clear brand purpose statement, and a streamlined referral process.
Worcester, MA: Living in Freedom Together (LIFT) recently announced the launch of its new website with updated program descriptions, information about pending legislation, a clear brand purpose statement, and a streamlined referral process.
As a young nonprofit serving women demonized and dismissed in the best of times, to say our challenges have been exacerbated by COVID is an understatement. Nevertheless, we persisted. We not only continued to provide face-to-face support, we expanded supports for prostituted people, and opened and operated an emergency shelter.
"“Violence in the sex trade is the norm not the exception,” Nikki Bell, the CEO of Living in Freedom Together, which supports women leaving prostitution, told The Post.
Activists, survivors, frontline agencies and policy-makers from Ireland and across the world gathered in Dublin to call out The Sexual Violence of Prostitution & Pornography.
If you’re a prostituted woman who makes the uncommon decision to call police because you’ve been attacked, your outcome, according to Nicole Bell, CEO of Living in Freedom Together (LIFT) is likely to be much different.
LIFT Events
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Join LIFT for an in-person community gathering on Tuesday, June 28 for people who are passionate about building equitable solutions to address issues facing Worcester’s most marginalized and vulnerable youth.
Join the EMMA Coalition and SPACE in a virtual event comparing policy and public attitudes in three countries: Ireland, Sweden, and Germany.
We will also look at a national overview on prostitution in the United States, talk about what we need to know in order to provide effective practices and responses, and why we need to think carefully about solutions here in Massachusetts.