June 27th and 28th, 2026

For more than a decade, sex workers, survivors, and allied feminist organizers have worked to challenge the influence of Nordic Model policies within mainstream feminist spaces and to advocate for evidence-based approaches rooted in bodily autonomy, labor rights, and harm reduction. That work has culminated in a collaborative effort led by Florida National Organization for Women (Florida NOW), alongside Boston Sex Workers Advisory Council, SWOP Behind Bars, and allied advocates, to introduce a formal resolution before the National Organization for Women calling for the rejection of Nordic Model interventions and support for the full decriminalization of consensual adult sex work. The resolution seeks to move feminist organizing away from criminalization-based frameworks that increase stigma, surveillance, economic instability, and vulnerability to violence, and toward policies that center the leadership and lived experiences of directly impacted communities. This effort represents both a significant organizing milestone and a rare opportunity to reshape feminist policy conversations at a national level.