Table of Contents

1. Preface
2. Introduction
• Sources of information
• Transgendered sex workers
• Pornography, stripping and pimping
3. A History of Male Sex Work in Canada
• Not the oldest profession
• Male sex work in an era of STDs
4. Male Sex Work and the Canadian Criminal Code
• Vag-C: Discriminatory legislation
• Bill C-49: The communicating law
5. National Research Initiatives on Sex Work in Canada
6. Demographic Information and Sex Work in Canada
• How male and female sex workers in Canada differ
• The earnings of male sex workers
• Age and length of career
• Younger male sex workers in Canada
• Money
• Home environments
• Violence against female and male sex workers
7. Male Sex Work and STDs
8. HIV and AIDS and Male Sex Workers in Canada
• AIDS case reporting and male sex work in Canada
• HIV prevention research and male sex work in Canada
9. Studies of Street Youth and Younger Male Sex Workers
   in Canada
• Sexual behaviour and condom use of younger male
  sex workers
• STDs in younger male sex workers
• HIV and AIDS and younger male sex workers
• The AIDS-related attitudes of younger male
  sex workers
10. Injection Drug Use, Male Sex Work and HIV and AIDS
    in Canada
• Sexual behaviour and condom use of male sex workers
  who inject drugs
• HIV and AIDS in male sex workers who inject drugs
• Data on prison inmates who have injected drugs and
  also sold sex
• Peer researchers study drug-related harm among
  male sex workers
11. Indoor Male Sex Work in Canada
• Escorts and independent advertisers
• Massage parlours
12. The Clients of Male Sex Workers in Canada
• Same-sex clients
• The female clients of male sex workers
• More money, more skin
13. Male Sex Work and Sexual Identity in Canada
• Exploring sexuality
• Sexual identity development
• Bisexuality, HIV and male sex work
14. Male Sex Work and Childhood Sexual Abuse in Canada
15. Aboriginal Male Sex Workers
16. Separating the Work World and the Private Lives of
    Male Sex Workers in Canada
17. Male Sex Workers and Health Care in Canada
• Forced or mandatory medical examinations and HIV
  antibody testing for sex workers in Canada
18. HIV and AIDS Outreach and Education for Male
    Sex Workers in Canada
• Why educate sex workers and their clients?
• AIDS prevention education messages for male sex workers
• Community-based AIDS outreach for male sex workers
19. Canadian Law Enforcement and Male Sex Work
20. The Media and Male Sex Work in Canada
21. Decriminalization, Regulation and Licensing of Sex Work
    in Canada
• Decriminalization of sex work and HIV prevention
22. Canadian Social Theory Applied to Sex Work
23. Summary
• Table: The reported condom use of male sex workers in
  Canadian studies: 1984 - 1998
24. Research Recommendations
• How Canadian research has defined and measured the HIV
  risk of male sex work or Why we need methodologically
  sound and morally unbiased research on sex work
• How HIV prevention research could begin to conceptualize
  sex work
25. Conclusion
• Bibliography
• Additional Reading