porn health & sex work labour

‘This is Fucking Nuts’: The Role of Payment Intermediaries in Structuring Precarity and Dependencies in Platformized Sex Work, 2024, Porn Studies, online first

Punishing Sex: How Financial Discrimination and Content Moderation Harm Online Sex Workers, 2024, in Sex Work Today, edited by Bernadette Barton, Barb Brents, & Angela Jones, New York University Press

No Respect: Sex Research as Sex Work (with Rebecca Sullivan), 2024, Porn Studies, 11(1): 40-50

Sex Exceptionalism and Erasure in Porn Health Protocols, 2024, Culture, Health & Sexuality, 26(1): 126-141

Pornhub Creator Consultations Report (with Maggie MacDonald), 2023, Independent Research for ECP

NSFW on Reddit: Experiences of Moderation (with Ashley Lake), 2023, Independent Research

Pornhub and Policy: Examining the Erasure of Pornography Workers in Canadian Platform Governance (with Maggie MacDonald, Stefanie Duguay, & Fenwick McKelvey), 2023, Canadian Journal of Communication, 48(2): 381-404

The Impact of Mastercard’s Adult Content Policy on Adult Content Creators, 2022, Independent Research  

Crossovers and Consent: Underlying Assumptions in Porn Health Protocol, 2021, Synoptique, 9(2): 183-200

Tech’s Harsh Censorship of Porn Is Hitting Very Close to Home, 2021, The Daily Beast

Brief for the Department of Canadian Heritage regarding the Digital Citizen Initiative (with Maggie MacDonald), 2021, Submitted to Canadian Heritage regarding the proposed Digital Citizen Initiative to combat harmful content online

Eradicating Sexual Exploitation in Porn Should Not be at the Expense of Sex Workers (with Maggie MacDonald & Rebecca Sullivan), 2021, The Conversation

How Sex Workers Take Care of Each Other (with Sadie Hamilton), 2020, The Independent

Occupational Health in Porn Production: New Frameworks, 2019, Impact Ethics

Constructing a Crisis: Porn Panics and Public Health (with Rebecca Sullivan), 2018, Porn Studies, 5(2): 192-196

Special Forum: Pornography and Public Health, 2018, Porn Studies 5(2) (Co-editor with Rebecca Sullivan)

Porn Not to Blame for Public Health Issues (with Rebecca Sullivan), 2017, The Conversation

Brief for the Standing Committee on Health regarding M-47 (with Rebecca Sullivan, Taylor Kohut, James Pfaus & William Fisher), 2017, Submitted to the Canadian House of Commons Standing Committee on Health regarding Motion-47: “to examine the public health effects of the ease of access and viewing of online violent and degrading sexually explicit material”

Public Health versus Performer Privates: Measure B’s Failure to Fix Subjects, 2015, Porn Studies, 2(4): 299-313

Shades of Gay: Performance of Girl-on-Girl Pornography and Mobile Authenticities, 2013, Sexualities, 16(1/2): 217-235