Laura Agustín, known as the Naked Anthropologist, is a leading voice in the fields of migration, trafficking, and prostitution policy. Based in London, she offers a range of lectures, workshops, and consulting services that tackle pressing issues related to globalization, gender, and informal labor markets. Laura is the author of the critically acclaimed book, "Sex at the Margins: Migration, Labour Markets and the Rescue Industry," which has garnered international recognition for challenging conventional views on migration and sex work.

With a rich background as a lifelong migrant, Laura brings a unique perspective to her work, having engaged with diverse communities around the world. Her public expertise covers topics such as cultural rights perspectives on prostitution, identity, and social integration. In addition to her academic contributions, she connects with audiences through public lectures and historical walks in London, focusing on gender, sex, and class. Her engaging approach aims to educate and inspire dialogue around often misunderstood subjects in society.