Scarlet Road (ATOM Study Guide)

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SKU:
SG831
Content Type:
Feature Documentary
Year Levels:
7-12
Learning Areas:
Health and Personal Development
Learning Areas:
Values Education
Learning Areas:
English
Learning Areas:
Civics and Citizenship
Learning Areas:
Disability Studies
Learning Areas:
Sexuality & Sexual Health
Learning Areas:
Psychology
Learning Areas:
Gender Studies
Learning Areas:
Labour Rights & Sexual Politics
Key Themes:
Human Rights & Sexual Rights, Disability and Inclusion, Stigma and Marginalisation, Sex Work as a Profession, Intimacy, Connection and Human Needs, Advocacy and Social Change, Breaking Stereotypes
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Scarlet Road (Catherine Scott, 2011) follows the work of Australian sex worker Rachel Wotton. Impassioned about freedom of sexual expression and the rights of sex workers, she specialises in a long-overlooked clientele – people with a disability. The film shows Rachel with her friends, family, co-workers and clients as she works to change the way communities regard two very different but often marginalised groups – sex workers and people with disabilities.