We work in collaboration with sex workers across the globe to create products and services designed to meet sex workers’ needs and help them thrive, not just survive. Our team of sex workers and technologists is based primarily out of Naarm (Melbourne), Australia. We use our unique and specialised understanding of the challenges sex workers face to provide solutions that amplify their voices.
A4 supports sex workers, peer organisations, and projects, including donating to sex worker organisations, facilitating our TLC Donation Matching Program, encouraging further donations and providing equitable access to our products and services wherever possible.
A4 supports sex workers, peer organisations, and projects, including donating to sex worker organisations, facilitating our TLC Donation Matching Program, encouraging further donations and providing equitable access to our products and services wherever possible.
A4 Advocates for sex worker liberation, globally, by monitoring and taking action to shape legislation and policy around the world and producing accurate, up-to-date resources and educational material for our community, allies. and the wider public.
A4 Builds products which are designed with sex worker agency and autonomy at their core. And we build those products in collaboration and consultation with the sex worker community.
Lola is a passionate integrated marketer and sex worker with a focus in human rights and community collaboration. Lola has spoken at events such as the United Nations Internet Governance Forum and Netthing, outlining the integral role technology plays in the lives of sex workers.
Jack, more commonly known as
“chendo” within the Melbourne tech community, is a technology-oriented problem solver who has worked in a diverse range of industries, including e-commerce, telemedicine, smart home, and fintech. He’s now applying his 20 years of engineering experience to improving the lives of sex workers through technology.
Our founders built A4 from the ground up with the belief that progressive social impact, the ability to make decisions about our bodies and what we do with them, sexually or otherwise, is a fundamental human right. And that anyone should be able to make these choices without the fear of violence or discrimination.
Our founders built A4 from the ground up with the belief that progressive social impact, the ability to make decisions about our bodies and what we do with them, sexually or otherwise, is a fundamental human right. And that anyone should be able to make these choices without the fear of violence or discrimination.
The ways we are legislated are also the ways you are legislated.
Senior Editor, Assembly Four
