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How I Became a 'Sex Worker' | Talking Portraits

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In this episode of Talking Portraits, Geneviève talks about life in the sex industry. Geneviève first became a ‘sex worker’ in Montreal in the early 2000s before moving to Australia. She prefers to refer to sex work in inverted commas as it’s more complicated than people might imagine. In part one, she describes her childhood and what led to her selling sex for money.
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