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In terms of the law, it is not in place yet, and hopefully will not pass :) We have years of experience doing research in areas of "illegal activity" including drug policy reform, and are aware of how to navigate the criminal justice system to keep our participants identity fully confidential...

At the moment we are focusing our efforts on men involved in the sex industry (both workers and clients), but we recognize that women who buy sex is also an underrepresented area of research and hopefully will be able to let those voices be heard in the future.

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

Here are a couple of documents that the Gender and Sexual Health Initiative (who runs the AESHA and CHAPS projects) published before the new laws were released last week. Below is the link to the study "Criminalisation of clients: reproducing vulnerabilities for violence and poor health among...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

Thank you everyone for your support of both the AESHA project and the CHAPS project. We wouldn't be able to get accurate information to be able to inform and change policy without the support and participation of folks like yourselves. We really appreciate your expertise and support.

Hi PeaceGuy, as long as you are based in Vancouver or the Lower Mainland you are eligible to participate, regardless of where you purchase sex. If you travel to purchase sex or purchase sex while you are traveling we would love your input. Feel free to reply or email chaps@cfenet.ubc.ca if this...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...

The CHAPS (Community Health Assessment of Men Who Purchase and Sell Sex) Project aims to understand men's experiences with sexual health, and access to care as buyers (clients), whether on the street, in bathhouses and bars, or online in order to inform evidence-based policy and programs. The...