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Jody Williams msjodywilliams@gmail.com (702) 488 1127 Telephone Curriculum Vitae for Jody Williams Past Experience Taking a special “equivalency exam” I was able to leave high school and enter community college at 16 years of age. My father stole my college money however, forcing me to find part-time work to continue my education. My goal was to become a psychologist and writer. I found a cocktail waitress job at a local nightclub which turned out to be a front to launder prostitution and drug money for a “generational” family spoken of by Richard Pryor. He speaks of coming from a family where his mother was a prostitute, and his grandmother the madam. With Richard's entertainment connections – it was natural to think of a club where they could explain where all the money was coming from. The “family” as we called them explained they wanted someone to train who would be able to lease houses in areas such as Bel Air, and open business accounts that would ha

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Where do they get their funding?  Why do they exist?  What do they get out of this work? Sex Workers Anonymous is a 12 step group.  Meaning based on the model of AA and NA.  What this means essentially is Bill Wilson was suffering with a craving to drink at 8 months sobriety.  So he set out to find someone else to "12 step" which was Dr. Bob.  This created Alcoholics Anonymous - reaching out to help another.  12 step groups are not federally funded by grants, nor by private fund raisers, crowdfunding, nor even private donations.  Our funding is only and solely by the sales of our literature, or money passed from the basket.  Now since prostitution is illegal, and receiving money from the "earnings a prostitute" is a felony - we don't pass a basket at our meetings.  This limits our income quite severely.  But why do we reach out to help others?  Because that's how we stay out - pure and simple.  I have been reaching out to help others, who want that help, a

You need to be aware of what's going on with Maxine Doogan considering not only that she's a convicted pimp, considering she's also suing the state of California to decriminalize prostitution, but also because of her activities which are increasing in extremity. Maxine Doogan falsely took responsibility for the cancellation of the so called "reality" show "8 Minutes".  The show was canceled four hours after I served all parties with a notice that I was going to sue them for "fraud and defamation".  The notice of my "intent to sue" was posted on the A&E comments website.  The only way to remove the comment and the link to this letter about the impending lawsuit was to remove the whole website.  The whole website was removed before the announcement went out the show was being canceled.   Yet Maxine Doogan took her connections with the media to have "WhoreNation" take credit for the show being canceled because of he

Phyllis http://www.phyllis-chesler.com/contact.php  - I wanted to write you to thank you once again for the article you wrote about year ages ago.  Honestly, I wanted to apologize also.  I hesitated at first to do the interview at the time you contacted me because frankly I felt like not that many potential members might see the piece. I've always tried to limit our media and outreach work to sources where I thought we would reach potential members - not to become a Samoly Mam figure.  But my "gut" told me to move forward with the interview any way and now years later I've become even more grateful on a whole other level. I haven't really kept you updated - but the trafficking movement i started back in 1984 was "hijacked" not just in my opinion, but also the opinion of the author of the Trafficking Act of 2000 Michael Horowitz.  It got hijacked in 2004 by the faith based community if you read the revisions of the TVRA of 2004 is when all the problems s

I challenge anyone to find anything negative printed about www.sexworkersanonymous.com by an actual member of this program anywhere online, or in the media PRIOR to April of 2015.  That is when we first saw the "triple threat" of Domina Elle, Maxine Doogan, and Bella Robinson, combine forces to start a campaign to raise money for a woman going by the fake name of "Kamylla" who supposedly had appeared on the so called reality series "8 Minutes".  This was a woman who supposedly wanted to quit the sex industry who had asked the producers of a show that was asking her to pretend to be rescued from sex work to supposedly actually help her in reality.  I find it hard to believe that if she's being asked to act out an elaborate ruse for the public about a fake rescue outreach team that isn't real that she would actually expect to get any help from these same people to actually leave sex work in reality. I mean follow my logic - if I'm hired to pret