^[2]Earlier this year I distributed the call for contributions to the journal Research for Sex Work ^[3], published by the NSWP ^[4]. The new edition, whose theme is HIV and Sex Work, will be available online late this year. Print-copies are offered to sex-worker groups.

If you received copies of the last (2010) edition and your address is the same, you do not need to ask to be on the mailing list. If you did not receive copies and want them or have a new address, write to R4SW.Editor [a] nswp.org, supplying your full postal address.

• NSWP member groups may order up to 10 copies.
• Non-member groups may order one copy. Please note we have a limited print run so may not be able to fulfil all requests.

The journal will be permanently available for free download as many times as you like from our website.

Before ordering paper copies, please familiarise yourself with the journal, which focuses on ideas, experiences and research results on the subject of sex work in a framework of health and human rights. Writings by sex workers are given priority. Although this is not an academic journal, we do send articles out for review. Readers and authors come from sex-worker groups, support organisations, HIV-prevention projects, local and international NGOs, universities, research institutes. The journal covers all geographical regions. This year’s theme is HIV and Sex Work. You may download previous editions ^[5].

If you write for a copy to R4SW.Editor [a] nswp.org, be sure to supply all necessary postal details.

–Laura Agustín, the Naked Anthropologist

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