Press Release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: February 12, 2024 SNAP Annual General Meeting 2024: A Year of Triumphs and New Horizons The Support Network for Adult Professionals (SNAP) held its Annual General Meeting on February 9, 2024, marking a year of significant accomplishments within the UK adult entertainment sector. Despite the successes of 2023, SNAP, under the guidance of Chairperson …
SNAP Christmas Party Success
It was a Ho Ho Ho hit for the annual SNAP Christmas event which took place on Friday 9th December 2022 at the famous gentlemenβs club FYEO (For Your Eyes Only) in London. Even with the cold weather biting hard, the UK finest talent and industry professionals turned out in style to party the night away into the early hours …
Statement Clarification
Following our earlier statement, SNAP would like to clarify what was meant and why the statement was published. SNAP has a members-only Slack (a message board of sorts) that members can use to have discussions, share information and generally network with each other, on Tuesday (11th Oct 2022) a message was posted on Slack discussing a personal opinion about how …
SNAP Statement
SNAP stands to support all of those working in the Adult Industry. This means that we must balance being supportive of those in need and helping guide the industry in best practices and etiquette. SNAP, in line with the porn industry standards, does not support the practice of providing unprotected/bareback escort services. We will always provide support, signposting and resources …
SNAP Networking Event – 29th September
Midlands, UK (7th October 2022) – UK Adult Industry body SNAP inaugural regional networking event hailed a success. Traditionally SNAP has been synonymous with annual let-your-hair-down party events in London but in response to community wishes, have embarked up a program running regular more regional networking events. Designed more as B2B events where creators, performers, producers and those in the …
New Youtube Channel Launches To Support Sex Workers
Dominatrix and author Kaz B and Jen Hopkins – Co-host to Shaun Attwood have joined forces to create a new youtube channel to help destigmatise sex work.