Based in Lebanon, ME, Supportive Services for BIPOC Sex Workers is a vital collective led by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color performers and sex workers. Committed to empowering individuals in the sex trades, our organization ensures that sex workers take the lead in all aspects of decision-making and advocacy. We focus on providing essential labor advocacy, financial assistance, and improving access to crucial mental health, medical, and legal services specifically tailored for People of the Global Majority. By centering the voices and experiences of BIPOC sex workers, we strive to foster a supportive community where dignity, respect, and access to resources are prioritized.