WHAT WE DO
Molly House Project came into fruition in the wake of the Rentboy raid and passing of FOSTA-SESTA legislation. We focus on building community among sex workers who identify as masculine-of-center* — including bois, butches, and men (trans and cis) — by addressing structural, cultural, and interpersonal barriers to wellness and safety.
*We recognize that no language is perfect. Our hope is that the terminology “masculine-of-center” is received as naming and honoring people of various identities falling under the umbrellas as maleness, manhood, boihood, and/or masculinity. We do not seek to impose language on others and wholeheartedly respect the myriad of ways members of our communities identify.
#MOBILIZERENTBOYS
#MobilizeRentboys is our ongoing effort to provide a space for connection, sharing, and growth.
As the United States is hit hard by COVID-19, many sex workers are experiencing a sudden loss of income, increased stigma around their profession, and are in crisis mode with no safety net. The Molly House Project C-19 Relief Fund aims to provide up to $100 for 20 masculine-of-center sex workers per month.
FYI: As the fiscal sponsors of Molly House Project, Sex Workers Outreach Project (SWOP) will receive 10% of our proceeds for admin fees.
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Monetary aid to Black, Indigenous, and other people of color who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and/or intersex.
Monetary aid to community members with any urgent financial needs due to housing insecurity and limited resources.
Comprehensive list of resources grouped by nation or continent (scroll down).
Extensive list of resources for specific assistance and help with immediate bills, COVID-related financial options for relief, and harm reduction right now.
Industry-relevant information on COVID-19 transmission, general protective measures, symptoms of COVID-19, protective guidelines, and community resources.
Monetary aid to young people in Kentucky, Alabama, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.
