resources

• Labor and Industries (LNI) Adult Entertainer Safety and Labor Standards

• Full text of SB6105 (Stripper Bill of Rights)

• FAQ for SB6105 written by S.A.W. : FAQ

Keep track of how many dances & rooms you sell, the posted prices, and how much the club is taking from you each shift. If the club is overcharging you, this is considered withheld wages, and clubs can be fined and made to pay you back up double.

• Click here for a printable dance tracking sheet.

• Click here for an online dance tracking spreadsheet.

• LNI Adult Entertainer Rights Complaint information or call the Employment Standards Program at 1-866-219-7321

• LNI Adult Entertainer Rights Complaint Form

• LNI Retaliation Information or call 360-902-6088 or 1-800-423-7233.

• LNI Retaliation Complaint Form

• Information to report a safety hazard at your workplace

• The Dancers Resource App: This app is designed to assist dancers with the necessary information on clubs that they would otherwise have to find out personally by trial and error. The information includes auditions, wages, manager info, club vibe, and experiences. The social media aspect includes dancers talking about all things work-related as well as tips for staying safe and making time at work as efficient as possible.

  • Download from the Apple App Store

  • Download from the Google Play Store

• The Green Light Project: Green Light Project Seattle is a volunteer-run and peer-led harm reduction community health organization providing direct services to people at the intersection of sex work, drug use and housing instability. https://www.greenlightprojectseattle.org

Trafficking

• Washington State Contact list for sex or labor trafficking support : https://deptofcommerce.app.box.com/s/vnposbq1br7m7s5wm6wzbol0l6da53u3

• Cupcake Girls: The Cupcake Girls provides confidential support to those involved in the sex industry, as well as trauma-informed outreach, advocacy, holistic resources, and referral services to provide prevention and aftercare to those affected by sex trafficking.

  Website: www.thecupcakegirls.org

Domestic Violence

• Washington State Coalition against Domestic Violence (WSCADV):

  Housing and shelter support, legal advocacy, financial assistance, assistance for immigrants, technology safety, education, advocacy information.

  • List of WSCADV Domestic Violence Programs by county.

• API Chaya: Culturally specific therapy & support for AAPI survivors.

  Website: https://www.apichaya.org

  Helpline: 1-877-922-4292 (Toll-Free) / 206-325-0325
  Helpline Hours: Monday-Friday 10am-4pm

• Domestic Abuse Women’s
  Network (DAWN) : protects women and children from domestic abuse, providing shelter, support and empowerment

  24-Hour Advocacy & Crisis Line: 425-656-7867
  Website: dawnonline.org

  Email:info@dawnonline.org

• The National Domestic Violence Hotline

  24-Hour Helpline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
  or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY)

• New Beginnings:

  24-Hour Helpline: 206-522-9472

  Website: www.newbegin.org

  One-on-one advocacy, counseling, legal support, youth and parent groups, transitional housing program, educational training/prevention.

• Northwest Network:

  Offers support to LGBTQ survivors, as well as youth programming, community education, and professional development for youth-serving providers.

  Phone: 206-568-7777

  Website: www.nwnetwork.org

  Email:info@nwnetwork.org

• Lifewire:

  DV services for survivors in East and North King County.

  Website:https://www.lifewire.org

  24-Hour Helpline: 425-746-1940 or 1-800-827-8840

Sexual Assault Help

• Washington Coalition of
  Sexual Assault Programs, by city: https://www.wcsap.org/help/csap-by-city

• King County Sexual Assault Resource Center: Website: www.kcsarc.org

  24-hour Resource Line: 888-998-6432

• We are Dancers health, self care & beauty page: https://wadusa.org/know-your-resources/health-self-care-beauty/

• WA State City Business License : sign up here

• Seattle Adult Entertainment Regulatory Licensing: Book Your Appointment