introducing the

Pink Leopard

project

Pink Leopard is committed to creating a safer, more supportive, and stigma-free environment for Sex Workers.

Through our multifaceted approach encompassing education, advocacy, and community engagement, we aim to bring about real, tangible change.

CEO, Sex Worker and Founder, Brea Dorsett

“Not out of survival. Out of purpose.”

“Sex-worker-led advocacy, support and education working towards a world where sex workers are safe, respected and valued.”

“This isn’t just my story — it’s a collective movement for dignity, equity, and change.”

Our approach

Regulate

We are dedicated to redefining industry regulation in the Sex Work sector by championing safety, accountability, and cultural reform. Through research, strategic partnerships, and stakeholder collaboration, we drive meaningful change to create a safer, more equitable industry.

01

Support


Pink Leopard stands as a beacon of ethical practices, placing the personal and professional development of Sex Workers at the forefront. Our organisation is committed to creating a supportive network that revolves around the needs and aspirations of Sex Workers.

02

Educate

Pink Leopard is committed to breaking down stigma and tackling systemic issues in the sex work industry by educating the public and fostering inclusivity. Through transparent truth-telling and advocacy, we aim to humanise the industry, challenge misconceptions, and create a safer, more understanding community.

03

Sex workers deserve a voice in the decisions that affect them.

Pink Leopard brings lived experience and Sex Worker perspectives into conversations about policy, law and the systems that affect our community.

Georgie Purcell MP speaking in the Victorian Parliament during debate on a motion concerning sex work regulation, referencing consultation with Pink Leopard founder Brea Dorsett.

Resources for you

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“Hear the story behind Pink Leopard.”

Brea Dorsett speaks with ABC's Nick Healy about the launch of Pink Leopard, the experiences that inspired it, and the need for sex-worker-led support and advocacy.

We invite you to join us in our mission.

Together, we can challenge stigmas, advocate for policy change, and foster a community that values the dignity and rights of Sex Workers.

Your support is not just an investment in Pink Leopard; It’s an investment in a more compassionate and inclusive society.

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Contact

Feel free to connect with us via the contact form or email below.


Email
brea@pinkleopard.com.au