In Defense of Prostitute Women’s Safety Project presents
Recovering from Rape or Sexual Assault? A Self Help Alternative Healing Workshop
Are you and/or someone you know trying to recover from/deal with rape or sexual assault? This workshop will introduce alternative methods of healing as well as give info on resources and how women are organizing against violence.
Thursday April 14th 6:00-8:00pm
Mission Neighborhood Resource Center on ‘Ladies Night’
165 Capp St, San Francisco (between 16th and 17th Sts)
Self-help Workshop includes:
- Homeopathy is a 100 year old safe, effective and affordable healing system. Hear about homeopathic remedies for trauma and violence.
- Intro to special breathing (Chi Gong), yoga and holistic nutrition.
- Info on housing, financial and other concrete resources including victim compensation and domestic violence exemption from welfare to work requirements — survival info crucial to the healing process.
- Also info on how women are organizing against rape, violence, poverty & racist & homophobic assault in SF and around the world.
The In Defense of Prostitute Women’s Safety project (IDPWS) is an anti-sexist, anti-racist, independent community resource that provides legal advice and other support for prostitute women who have been raped and/or sexually assaulted. Run by women from similar backgrounds, IDPWS respects women’s confidentiality and privacy. IDPWS is pressing for the implementation of the City’s resolution calling for the protection of sex workers over prosecution and builds public awareness campaigns to end violence against sex workers.
Co-sponsors: Ladies Night/Mission Neighborhood Resource Center; Women’s Community Clinic; SF Needle Exchange; Care Through Touch Institute; Metropolitan Community Foundation; Mission Agenda; Wages Due Lesbians; Legal Action for Women.
No Woman is Safe When Prostitute Women Aren’t Safe!
IDPWS is partially funded by the Commission on the Status of Women.