
ALT Need supplies, looking for support, or want to get involved? Email [email protected] or call/text at 617-431-6174

ALT Page 5, end of list an end note: *Although the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) changed the estimated cost from $50 million to $20-40 million in the most recent version of its Request for Proposals, the Designer Selection Board used the $50 million estimate when interviewing finalists for the contract in February. See “DSB List #21-01, #DOC2106, Study and Design of a Correctional Center for Women,” and “State nudges along design process for new women’s prison – again: Ex-prisoners, advocates say $50m should go for treatment instead,” by Sarah Betancourt, CommonWealth, Feb. 17, 2021.

ALT The Human Rights Violations of 'End Demand' Laws: Policing. Illustration: A person walks alone in a park past an empty bench. In the distance are the dark silhouettes of trees. Text reads "Impact on safety: Police surveillance results in clients and outdoor sex workers moving to more isolated areas to avoid detection, and deters outdoor sex workers from working together for their own protection." Below are the logos of the Global Network of Sex Work Projects (NSWP) and IWRAW Asia Pacific.







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