CANOGA PARK, Calif.—Adult industry trade organization Free Speech Coalition (FSC), in partnership with sex workers coalition EPA United, has launched a social media campaign aimed at “creating space for performers to speak for themselves.”
The FSC Speak Out project initially featured interviews with 22 creators from across the industry, according to an FSC blog post. The new summer campaign will promote creator-contributed videos on social media using the hashtag #FSCSpeakOut.
“Throughout the summer, we will be sharing short videos, interviews, and creator-led content across platforms. These stories will cover themes like daily life, personal growth, safety, misconceptions, and the impact of ongoing attacks on the industry,” the post said. “Just as important, we will be amplifying videos from creators across the country who are joining the campaign and telling their own stories in their own words.”
FSC is encouraging adult content creators to make a short video highlighting personal insights on various industry-related topics. A list of suggestions from FSC for subject matter includes:
Creators can then post the videos on X, Instagram or Bluesky, with the hashtag #FSCSpeakOut. FSC should also be tagged on each video.
For more information, visit FreeSpeechCoalition.com.
