We all have something to learn,
and we all have something to teach.
To accommodate interest in the program, Spokes Hub has moved to an open enrollment model. People enrolled in the program can learn at their own pace through e-learning and live classes. Graduations are hosted 1-2 times a year, and participants are welcome to graduate when they feel ready.
The next Spokes Hub graduation is December 17, 2024. Join us for the celebration and RSVP here.
Graduation requirements – Updated August 2024:
To graduate Spokes Hub you must complete these 6 steps:
#1: Watch this video: Media Training for Sex Workers
#2: Watch this video: Seducing Your Audience
#3: Read this “Advocate Safety” tip sheet
#4-5: Attend 2 live classes of your choosing
#6: Deliver an original presentation at graduation
Upcoming Classes
Legislative Advocacy 101
Tues, January 7, 2025 at noon PT/2pm CT/3pm ET (90mins)
Taught by Becca Cleary
Psilocybin and MDMA & the Treatment of Human Trafficking Survivors
Tues. January 21, 2025 at 10am PT / noon CT / 1pm ET (60mins)
Taught by Billie McIntire
Past Classes (no video available)
Advocate Safety – Focus on Online Harassment
led by moses moon
Choosing to Tell Your Story
Taught by Sabra Boyd
Circuit Whore: A Narrative View Into The Former American Brothel Circuit
Taught by M. Dante
Cultivating Joy as a Sex Work Rights Advocate
Taught by J Leigh Oshiro
Data Privacy and Bodily Autonomy
Taught by Savannah Sly
Fielding Tough Questions: Talking Points Strategies
Taught by Savannah Sly
Peer Interviewing for Advocacy
Taught by Lauren Levitt
Pitching & Publishing
Taught by Sabra Boyd
Prostitution Revolution: Promoting Safety and Health in Sex Work
Taught by Lexii-Foxx
Race, Class, Sex & the Sex Trades
Taught by moses moon
Sex Work and the Labor Movement
Taught by Melanie Turner-Harper
SW in the Media: Good Luck to You, Leo Grande
Taught by moses moon
SW in the Media: Tangerine
Taught by moses moon
SW in the Media: The Florida Project
Taught by moses moon
SW in the Media: The Stroll
Taught by moses moon
Vanilla Side Hustles to Help You Take a Break from Sex Work
Taught by Marcela Alonso
Videos & Resources from Past Classes
Accountability and Care Work for Collective Advocacy Spaces
Taught by Rebekah Layton
Advocate Safety (no recording)
Taught by Savannah Sly
Click here for emergency planning worksheet
Advocating for Men in Sex Work
Taught by Jason Domino
Beyond Decrim – Anti-Criminalization & Equity
Taught by Justice Rivera
Click here to download slides.
Centering People with Lived Experiences as Social Service Leaders
Taught by Caro Cruys & Dr. Lara Gerassi
The Color of Activism
Taught by Fatima Shabazz
Defining Terms for Legislative Advocacy
Taught by Becca Cleary
Get in Yo Bag: Grant Writing Workshop
Taught by Carlton Bell
Click here to download slides
Click here to download worksheet
How do Nordic Model Laws Affect Sex Workers? What the Research Shows and How to Use it for Policy Change
Taught by Dr. Amelia Rock & J Leigh Oshiro-Brantly
Click here to download slides.
How to Demand Your Space in a World of Gatekeeping
Taught by Ceyenne Doroshow
Navigating Anti-Trafficking Resources
Taught by Ms. Mercy Gray
Media Training for Sex Workers
Taught by Susan Wright, NCSF
Click here to download slides.
Public Charities Can Lobby: How Your 501(c)(3) Can Influence Policy
Taught by Natalie Ossenfort
Click here to download slides.
Putting Your Best Foot Forward and Using it to Kick Ass
Taught by Ricci Levy, President & CEO, Woodhull Freedom Foundation
Seduce Your Audience! Putting Together an Amazing Presentation
Taught by Marla Renee Stuart
Click here to download slides.
Separating Fact From Fiction: Anti-Trafficking Movement History & Myths
Taught by Evelyn V
Sex Work History and Advocacy in the U.S.
Taught by Celestina Meow
Sex Working While Trans of Color & the Struggle to Survive
Taught by Erika Smith
Telling Our Sex Work Stories (no recording)
Taught by Justice Rivera
Click here to download slides.
The Give and Take: Giving and Receiving Feedback (no recording)
Taught by Nikola Davis
Click here to download form
Why Online Safety Looks Different for Adult Creators
Taught by Brooklyn Stokely
Writing Op-Eds & Letters to the Editor (no recording)
Taught by José Rico
Click here to download tipsheet
Spokes Hub is designed to welcome a diversity of thoughts, perspectives and opinions. The views of Spokes Hub presenters do not necessarily reflect the views of Woodhull Freedom Foundation, New Moon Network, or its affiliated partners. For more information, contact [email protected]