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Call for papers: HIV and Sex Work

Research for Sex Work is seeking contributions for its next issue: HIV and
Sex Work. This international journal provides a platform for the exchange
of ideas, experiences and research results on the subject of sex work in a
framework of health and human rights.

We give priority to submissions from sex workers, individuals and groups.
Although it's not an academic journal, we do send articles out for review,
to achieve the highest possible quality and credibility amongst
policymakers. Most readers and authors come from sex worker groups,
support organisations, HIV prevention projects, local and international
NGOs, universities, research institutes. The journal aims for coverage of
all geographical regions.

We welcome three types of writing : 1- research results, 2- project or
programme descriptions and 3- think pieces. Submissions must be in
English, but don't worry if yours is not perfect, we will edit. Maximum
length is 1200 words.

If you have an article idea or a question, write to the editor, Laura
Agustin, at R4SW.Editor@nswp.org by 7 July 2012.

Finished articles will be due 1 August 2012, and authors will need to be
available by email to answer questions and make corrections over the
following month or so.

We also are looking for high-resolution photos for which you own the
rights. Write first to describe them to R4SW.Editor@nswp.org

This edition will be bilingual: English/Chinese.

For a history of the journal and to see earlier editions:
http://www.nswp.org/research-sex-work

Laura Agustin