Melissa Broudo, JD, MPH, is a passionate advocate for sex worker rights and harm reduction, shaping policies to support both sex workers and victims of trafficking. In this engaging discussion, she tackles the evolution of societal views on sex work, emphasizing empowerment over victimhood. Broudo explores various regulatory models worldwide, questioning their impact on safety and health. She also delves into the psychological complexities of sex work, addressing stigma, identity politics, and the intricate dynamics between empowerment and societal perceptions.
