Redefining Obscenity
In their crusade against sexual freedom and the 1st Amendment, Republican Senator Mike Lee and House member Mary Miller have introduced bills that broaden the definition of obscenity to include any depiction of sex meant to arouse a person. Their…
Defying the Censors: Creative Resistance in the Face of Censorship – Part One
We’re thrilled to announce that there’s so much incredible content inspired by these discussions that we’ve decided to expand it into three dynamic parts! Each segment will dive even deeper into the vital conversations, stories, and strategies that connect activism…
Woodhull Freedom Foundation Urges FTC to Address Online Censorship of Sex Workers in Tech Inquiry
The Woodhull Freedom Foundation, a leading advocate for sexual freedom and human rights, today submitted a formal comment to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) urging the agency to recognize and address the extensive online censorship faced by sex workers. This…
Sexual Freedom & Freedom of Speech
We at the Woodhull Freedom Foundation firmly believe that sexual freedom requires freedom of speech. Texas’s war on abortion is a prime (and devastating) example of just how interconnected these freedoms are. Senate Bill 2880 seeks to prevent the sale…
Protecting Sex Workers from Harm in California
Assemblymember Nick Schultz Chair, Assembly Public Safety Committee 1020 N Street, Room 111 Sacramento, CA 95814 RE: Opposition to AB-63 as amended 3/27/25 (Rodriguez) Recriminalizing “loitering” Dear Chair Schultz: On behalf of the Woodhull Freedom Foundation, I write to express…
Human Rights in Focus: The Fight Against Violence in Sex Work
Join us on April 29 for a Woodhull Human Rights Commission exploring violence against sex workers. April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, and this Human Rights Commission will call attention to the human rights violations against sex workers…