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Her innovative approach to community organizing has helped expand a nationwide network of thousands of sex workers and advocates who believe in a rights-based approach to policy making. Kimberlee utilizes horizontal organizing principles that have empowered sex workers to be the leaders in the movement toward civil, labor and human rights.



James has been involved in civil and human rights activism since he was in his teens. His volunteer work and advocacy have involved him in the LGBT, Homeless, and Sex Worker Communities. His varied work and travel experience, coupled with his advocacy and media experience, make him an ideal fit for SWOP.

She is highly active on Social Media networks that Sex Workers use and has participated in numerous advocacy & outreach events in recent years, such as the Dominatrixes Against Donald Trump (DAD) and SWOP Sacramento’s Die-In at the Capitol, the International Day To End Violence Against Sex Workers, and advocacy for S.B. 233 in Sacramento, CA. She also participated in the Women’s March and the Indigenous People’s March in Phoenix, Az.
She is now bringing those experiences and her passion for helping others into the advocacy work of SWOP Sacramento. She began getting involved in SWOP in 2018 and began serving as Community Coordinator and in mid-2019 moved into the Assistant Director position. Veronica is passionate about her advocacy for human rights, sex worker rights.
Veronica’s passion to advocate for those in the sex trade stems from a true desire to make a difference for people in the Sex Work community.