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To
succeed, we all must work together - and HOOK is devoted
to building long-term relationships with other organizations
committed to education and support for male sexworkers.
Through the creation of special materials,
the sharing of insights and research, and much more, HOOK
has worked hand-in-hand with nearly every group in the
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There
is still so much more we can do together.
Find details
about including a HOOK Resource for Men in the Sex Industry
on your site
Partnership Programs
Work with HOOK to develop simple executable
programs that meet the needs of your clients – whether
you are needing to establish contact or maximize how your contact
is achieved, HOOK can help. We are available to speak to your
team, speak to a community forum, or do 1-on-1 work in addition
to collaborating on programs that share resources on the Internet.
Creating New Materials
Whether you are interested in increasing our
relationship or forging new ties, HOOK wants to work with you
to build quality materials that have significant impact on male
sexworkers and their clients. From printed fliers and cards
to poster campaigns, HOOK is your source for content, design,
and more.
Sharing Studies and Research
Our new Research Guide and Outreach Guide is
a great place for you to include your work as well as find work
from other organizations to better represent male sexwork in
your grants.
Contact
us with your interest
Current
HOOK Education Partners include:
Adult
Industry Medical HealthCare Foundation in Los Angeles
was created by former porn star Sharon Mitchell to serve the
needs of sexworkers in the adult entertainment industry. Acting
as counselor, testing facility, and health facility, AIM is
pro-active about its reach to adult film performers, expanding
to include gay male performers.
Asian
& Pacific Islander Coaltion on HIV/AIDS in
NYC states its mission is to combat AIDS-related discrimination
and to support, empower, and enhance the quality of life of
Asians and Pacific Islanders in the New York City area - particularly
community members living with AIDS and HIV infection - through
client services, education, training and technical assistance,
community organizing, coalition building, policy analysis, and
research. APICHA offers free HIV counseling and testing by appointment
Monday-Friday. Counseling and outreach materials are offered
in several Asian languages (Cantonese, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean,
Tagalog, Hindi, Urdu and Bengali). If you would like to make
an appointment at APICHA for HIV testing please call toll free
1-866-274-2429 (1-866-APICHA-9)
Prostitutes
Empowerment Education & Resource Society (aka
men@peers) is a non-profit society established in Victoria,
British Columbia by ex- prostitutes and community supporters
to empower, educate, and support male and female prostitutes.
PEERS respects those involved in prostituiton and works to improve
their saftey and working conditions. They also assist individuals
who desire to leave the sex industry and strive to increase
public understanding. Men@peers assists sexually exploited male
youth and male sex trade workers by ensuring appropriate support
networks and services are available to them, and provides services
such as drop-ins, peer support, advocacy, outreach, and resource
materials.
Queercore
is an innovative program of Gay City Health Project in Seattle,
WA addressing the ever changing concerns and perspectives of
gay, bi and trans men 18-29. Queercore's mission is to promote
young gay, bi and trans men's health and prevent HIV transmission
by building community, fostering communication, and nurturing
self-esteem. Phone: 206.860.6969
Harm
Reduction Coalition
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