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Claire Macon is a community organizer and researcher originally from the deep south and currently living in Providence, RI. Her work in the community focuses on issues related to housing, drug users’ rights, and sex workers rights. As a member of O$A, she brings perspective of lived experience and previous research on harm reduction strategies and overdose prevention. She is interested in exploring the role of labor and survival practices amongst criminalized populations through her work.
Eden Tai is an artist, researcher, and sex worker. She is currently a member of the O$A research team. Tai hopes her work allows people to feel closer to home in their bodies, in relationship to others, and in the places they live.
Sidney Lane is a trans BIPOC stoner born and raised in Rhode Island. They found their way to O$A through their relationships with local sex workers, drug users, and party-people. Leading up to this project, Lane has worked in the sex industry, within the non-profit industrial complex, and as a community organizer. Their career has centralized around care and support for trans sex workers of color living and working in Rhode Island; their favorite people in their favorite place.