Community Advocate of The Year
Someone who has shown up for their community in practical ways. By speaking out, organising, or pushing for change. This award recognises a person whose work is rooted in lived experience and who has made a real difference in the lives of other sex workers. They challenge stigma and aim for rights and recognition.
Think: someone leading peer-led advocacy, driving policy change, running mutual aid, or publicly representing sex worker voices.
This Award is voted by community and a board of industry peer leaders.
When casting your vote, consider:
• How have they shown up for the community in practical or impactful ways?
• Is their work clearly rooted in lived experience and peer-led insight?
• What kind of change have they helped create - big or small, public or behind the scenes?
• Why does their voice or leadership deserve recognition this year?
