Downtown Eastside Sex Workers United Against Violence Society
Peer-run society of current and former street-based sex workers. Litigated the 2012 Supreme Court public-interest standing case and organizes for safer working conditions in the DTES.
Documented gov. on file
$8,500
Years with a filing
0 of 10
Source links
2
Sources
Every dollar figure on this page traces to one of these public records.
Scope
Small peer society. Not a T3010 filer in the 2021/2023 CRA open-data extracts. A PHAC contribution (infectious-disease prevention, $8,500, 2017–2022) is listed from open.canada.ca.
- ·Peer organizing in the DTES
Government revenue by year
No year-by-year T3010 or Charity Intelligence series in this ledger yet. Open the source links above for the underlying filings. Documented one-off grants, if any, are listed below.
Documented grants
Specific awards from news releases and council reports. If marked “already in T3010,” do not add them on top of the table above.
- 2017federal
PHAC — Infectious Disease Prevention and Control (1 Jul 2017–31 Mar 2022)
$8,500
Open Canada grants: SWUAV, PHAC 135-2018-2019-Q4-000026, 1 Jul 2017–31 Mar 2022, $8,500