Why join?

The New England Sex Workers Info Share is an information network for sex work legislation and organizing. Becoming a member means joining the NESWIS Collective — a sex worker and allied space for sharing knowledge, taking part in regional calls to action, and staying in touch with other local advocates.

As a collective member, you'll have access to:

The newsletter

Regional legislative news and community events emailed to your inbox. You choose which New England states you want updates about when signing up.

Legislative resources

Interactive maps and archives of regional bills, plus their most recent action dates and coalition positions.

Event submissions

Submit your own events and legislative calls to action, and get free advertising for them across the network.

"Town Hall" meetings

Virtual meetings and workshops where you can learn about community organizing and legislation from other sex worker advocates.

The collective chat

An optional Signal group for staying in communication with other members across the region.

Community connection

A path to deeper involvement: collective members can take a leadership turn on the Crew, representing their state in more frequent regional meetings.

How joining works

To keep our community safe, membership is moderated. When you sign up on the member portal, we'll ask you a few questions, and a crew member or admin will review your registration before you're granted access. Since we are only human, this usually takes a few days — thanks for your patience.

Your privacy

We will never share your information with third parties. You can ask us to delete your information at any time by emailing newengland@swinfo.org (note that this will also remove you from our communication channels). Our website and storage infrastructure is hosted by May First Movement Technology, a member-run technology cooperative. Any data hosted on our website (including profile data) is also subject to May First Movement Technology's Privacy Policy. As an activist-oriented tech cooperative, we trust our hosts ❤︎⁠ but we encourage members to make their own informed decisions about data privacy.