[SWAF-Potluck] World's briefest PCEPA 😊

[Kamile Kapel]

This has been a great thread!  I really appreciate all the comments and
suggestions.

Although there may not be a plethora of services for exiting sex workers,
there are a lot of resources for small business owners, found through
www.smallbusinessbc.ca.  I have been an entrepreneur for so long that this
is the only sensible direction for me.  I am currently applying to a
private mentorship program I found through that site for just $150.

Speaking of which, if anyone wants any video or knows of anyone who wants
video, I am your girl!
Here's a sample of my latest video made for a friend who teaches music to
children: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89bXkUFD5-k

More about my video work at: www.spontaneousproductions.ca.

On Thu, Feb 19, 2015 at 2:02 PM, Barb <barb.altman.wpg at gmail.com> wrote:

> Oops! I hate my phone!  Its a premature sender [image: 😜]
>
> Barb in Vangroovy [image: 🐝]
>
> On Feb 19, 2015, at 1:51 PM, Barb <barb.altman.wpg at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi everyBAWDY‼️  I've been following this thread with great interest and
> it reminded me of another project I worked on called "Dancers in
> Transition" (later renamed the Dancer Transition Resource Centre).
>
> While professional sex workers and professional ballet dancers clearly
> have different transitional challenges, there are many similarities and
> skills that
>
> Early on in my "first real job" (fund development for the Royal Winnipeg
> Ballet), of my "first real career" (arts administration), one of my roles
> was as admin support for various committees/board members.
>
>
> Barb in Vangroovy [image: 🐝]
>
> On Feb 19, 2015, at 12:49 PM, Andrew  lSorfleet <a.sorfleet at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> Enacted in 2014, The Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act
> makes it a crime to:
> - purchase sex;
> - communicate for the purpose of purchasing sex;
> - habitually keep the company of or benefit materially from a sex worker,
>  unless you are in a legitimate family or business relationship -- provided
> you can prove that you are not forcing the sex worker to sell sex; you are
> not involved together in a commercial sex enterprise; and you not providing
> alcohol or drugs.
>
> Sex workers are prohibited from working or communicating near schools,
> playgrounds, day-care centres.
>
> Also, it is illegal to advertise sex services provided by anyone but
> yourself, and your advertising must not explicitly offer sex for sale.
>
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