This year, Congress decided that the term “john sting” needed a rebrand. What, they wondered, would justify all the wasted resources and manpower under a veil of moral indignation? After they put their collective hive mind together, a new, shinier, more bureaucratic term emerged. John stings are now called federally funded anti-trafficking work. The change… Continue reading No Victim, No Problem: The JVTA In Practice
Author: Kate D'adamo
Kate D'Adamo is the National Policy Advocate for the Sex Workers Project and a former Community Organizer for the Sex Workers Outreach Project in NYC. She works on federal and state-level advocacy and policy on issues related to the sex trade, including trafficking and takes the phrase "business casual" VERY loosely. She can be found at kdadamo@urbanjustice.org and on twitter trying to get John Oliver to have a drink and talk about decirminalization at @KateDAdamo.