Participate in Current Research

Here are current research projects we endorse. We encourage you to participate in any of these, as the more research we participate in, the better an understanding the world will have of our complex issues.

Got skills?

Not everyone has what it takes to work successfully as an Internet escort. A researcher would like to interview you about how you make the most out of your business. Please take part in a research project that aims to recognize the strength and skills that escorts use to manage their work and personal life. You will be paid for your participation in a one-time interview, do NOT need to give your real name, and will not be asked any questions about childhood abuse or violence. For more information about this study, please contact Juline Koken by email at:
jkoken@chestnyc.org,
or call her at: (212) 206-7919, ext 254.

I welcome emails and calls about the study, even if you're not sure you would like to participate!

Juline Koken
Senior Research Associate
Center for HIV/AIDS Educational Studies and Training
250 W. 26th St., Suite 300
New York, NY, 10001

(212) 206-7919, ext 254

Call for Submissions!

The curator of "We Asian Sex Workers" is looking for writers- both sex workers and non sex workers- of Asian descent to submit pieces for an upcoming anthology edited by Gennifer M. Hirano.

Click here for more information!


Have something to say about your work? Click on the link to participate in an audio documentary.

 
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