As an activist, artist and academic, she engages in arts-based and participatory action research with sex workers, and uses art as a form of activism, empowerment and social justice. As a pro-sex feminist, she is critical of the conflation of the terms "human trafficking" and "prostitution," and advocates for the human rights for those who have made a conscious decision to sell sex and who do not consider themselves to be victims. She is an advocate for sexual diversity and expression, and an ally to LGBTQQI individuals and communities.