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Radio Ava Podcast: Racial Justice for Sex Workers Project – Part 1

Our Racial Justice Project Coordinator, Mutsa Mhende (they/them), recently joined Radio Ava to talk about the Racial Justice for Sex Workers Project: what it is, why it exists, and what we've learned so far.

Job Opportunity: Victim Support Casework Team Lead

We’re looking for a Victim Support Casework Lead to join the NUM team!

Coming soon: Racial Justice Project E-Learning for Professionals

Register your interest for the Racial Justice eLearning launching in September 2026! Designed with racialised sex workers at the centre, this training will support practitioners to reflect on their role in creating safer, more inclusive, and more accessible services.

World Youth Skills Day 2026

It's WORLD YOUTH SKILLS DAY on the 15th July! Young people are facing high levels of unemployment, fewer entry level jobs and little recognition of the value they can bring to the workforce. Today, and every day, NUM recognises the skills, strengths and perspectives that young adults bring to the table.

Online events in July

July's online sessions are for community-building and vocational support - come and see what we offer!

SWISVA Partnership Project Statement

The SWISVA Partnership Project was established with the aim of improving the support sex workers receive after sexual violence and beyond. The partnership consists of three organisations aligned through their rights-based, harm reduction approach to supporting sex workers. We are delighted to welcome we are now delighted to welcome A Way Out to the partnership, who bring with them over 20 years’ experience of supporting sex workers in and around Stockton-on-Tees and Middlesbrough.

Sexual Health Services – Identifying the Barriers for Sex Workers

Participants working with the Racial Justice Project identify barriers in UK sexual health services, and recommend changes that can help clinics to become more accessible and sex worker-friendly.

NUM online drop-ins in June

June's sessions are for community-building and vocational support. Drop in for a 5 minute chat or stay for the full event!

Vagina Museum ‘Lip Service’ zine: Sex Work and Decriminalisation

Our friends at the Vagina Museum have launched their 5th publication of their zine. We are honoured to be featured in Issue 5!

Online Conference: Hidden Identities, Hidden Needs: Building Trust with Criminalised and Stigmatised Communities

Join for a free online conference on Tuesday 23rd June with NUM and Basis Yorkshire. Drawing on frontline experiences, the session will explore how the homelessness sector and frontline workers engage with criminalised and heavily stigmatised communities.

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Our Racial Justice Project Coordinator, Mutsa Mhende (they/them), recently joined Radio Ava to talk about the Racial Justice for Sex Workers Project: what it is, why it exists, and what we've learned so far.

Join for a free online conference on Tuesday 23rd June with NUM and Basis Yorkshire. Drawing on frontline experiences, the session will explore how the homelessness sector and frontline workers engage with criminalised and heavily stigmatised communities.