Missed out in person screening? Join us for our virtual screening for BIPOC sex workers of Meet Us Where We’re At on Sunday December 7th 2025 from 7pm-9pm EST. Register at bit.ly/dwaswgm25

Join us for our first in person event open to all- sex workers, allies, and anyone curious about harm reduction, art and World AIDS day!

Meet Us Where We’re At film screening
Monday December 1st at the New Haven Pride Center
6PM-8PM EST

Free Rapid HIV testing and Mutual Aid Distro available!

More info on the flyer and our event page bit.ly/dwaswgm25

#sexworkiswork #bipoc #sexworkersofcolor #harmreduction

The Sister’s Journey by Hoàng Thái Anh explores the daily life of a transgender woman in Vietnam using drugs, delving into her struggles and the vital role of harm reduction services available to her.

See it at our virtual BIPOC SWer exclusive screening of Meet Us Where We’re At: bit.ly/dwaswgm25

Here’s our flyer for the event! Learn more and register at: bit.ly/dwaswgm25

Join DSWJEP for an exclusive screening of Meet Us Where We’re At for BIPOC current and former sex workers/ sex workers of the global majority. Here’s a sneak peak of the film “Voices of Resilience” by Kenneth Idongesit Usoro. Register and learn more at bit.ly/dwaswgm25

Today we uplift the work of the United American Indians of New England as they hold National Day of Mourning in Plymouth, MA at noon EST. We invite our followers to livestream the event and donate to UAINE with the links provided in our bio.

Join us on 12/01 at the New Haven Pride Center for Meet Us Where We’re At, a program of six videos from around the world that forefront the experiences of drug users and harm reduction practices as they intersect with the ongoing HIV crisis.

Learn more at bit.ly/meetus2025