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Publications

Genre: Newsletters & Annual Report

Book Cover: ASWA Q1 Newsletter Jan-Mar  2026
ASWA Q1 Newsletter Jan-Mar 2026
Book Cover: ASWA 2025 Annual Report
ASWA 2025 Annual Report
Book Cover: ASWA Newsletter-Oct-Dec 2025
ASWA Newsletter-Oct-Dec 2025
Book Cover: ASWA Newsletter-Apr-June 2025
ASWA Newsletter-Apr-June 2025
Book Cover: ASWA Newsletter-Jan-Mar 2025
ASWA Newsletter-Jan-Mar 2025
Book Cover: ASWA ANNUAL REPORT 2024
ASWA ANNUAL REPORT 2024
Book Cover: ASWA Newsletter_Oct_Dec_2024
ASWA Newsletter_Oct_Dec_2024
Book Cover: ASWA Newsletter_Jul_Sep_2024
ASWA Newsletter_Jul_Sep_2024
Book Cover: ASWA Newsletter_Jan_March 2024
ASWA Newsletter_Jan_March 2024
Book Cover: Strategic Framework 2021 - 2024
Strategic Framework 2021 – 2024

Genre: Reports & Policy Brief

Book Cover: Advancing Sex Workers’ Health and Welfare Programming in East and Southern Africa
Advancing Sex Workers’ Health and Welfare Programming in East and Southern Africa
Book Cover: Uncelebrated Victories: Highlighting Sex Worker-Led Decriminalization Efforts in Africa
Uncelebrated Victories: Highlighting Sex Worker-Led Decriminalization Efforts in Africa
Book Cover: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) unmet needs of young sex workers in Zimbabwe, Mozambique and South Africa
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) unmet needs of young sex workers in Zimbabwe, Mozambique and South Africa
Book Cover: Advancing SRHR, Inclusion, and Leadership for Young Sex Workers
Advancing SRHR, Inclusion, and Leadership for Young Sex Workers
Book Cover: ASWA Report on Impact of Anti-Immigrant Protests and Xenophobic Violence on Migrant Sex Workers  in South Africa
ASWA Report on Impact of Anti-Immigrant Protests and Xenophobic Violence on Migrant Sex Workers in South Africa
Book Cover: Policy Brief : Uncelebrated Victories, Unfinished Justice
Policy Brief : Uncelebrated Victories, Unfinished Justice
Book Cover: Policy Brief-Advancing Sex-Worker–Led Access to New HIV Prevention Technologies in Africa
Policy Brief-Advancing Sex-Worker–Led Access to New HIV Prevention Technologies in Africa
Book Cover: ASWA Info-graphics on Stop Work Order
ASWA Info-graphics on Stop Work Order
Book Cover: Voices of Resilience: Sex Workers Share Their Pain Amid Aid Freeze
Voices of Resilience: Sex Workers Share Their Pain Amid Aid Freeze
Book Cover: ASWA MENTORSHIP GUIDELINES
ASWA MENTORSHIP GUIDELINES
Book Cover: Celebrating Voices from the SWAA Academy: Stories of Resilience and Advocacy
Celebrating Voices from the SWAA Academy: Stories of Resilience and Advocacy
Book Cover: Funding for Sex Worker Rights
Funding for Sex Worker Rights
Book Cover: Challenging Criminalization of Sex Work in Africa
Challenging Criminalization of Sex Work in Africa
Book Cover: Sexwork and Labour Rights
Sexwork and Labour Rights

 

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Grace Kamau

Grace Kamau holds a Bachelor Degree in Sociology and Political science from the Catholic University of Eastern Africa.

She identifies as a female sex worker and has worked in the HIV field in relation to key populations for 8 years.

She has previously worked at Bar Hostess Empowerment Programme (BHESP) as Program Officer and worked as a consultant with the Global Network of Sex Work Projects.

Her passion has been working with sex workers on issues of HIV prevention, human rights and movement building.

She has also worked as the National coordinator of the Kenya Key Population Consortium, and she currently works as the African Sex Workers Alliance Regional Coordinator in Nairobi.

She was recently appointed as a member of Feminist Opportunity Now (FON) Africa Regional Coordination Committee (RCAC).

Recently appointed as Mama Cash Supervisor Board member.