When: January 18, 2024 at XBIZ LA

Where: Beachwood Ballroom at the Kimpton Everly Hotel, Los Angeles


This Year’s Sessions

11am – Balancing Act: Censorship, Advocacy, & Adult Entertainment

Woodhull joins FSC to lay the groundwork for the fight ahead. From broad censorship campaigns to assaults on sex work, LGBTQ+ and reproductive rights, we dig into the anti-sex agenda that is fueling the attacks on adult industry and discuss strategies to fight back.

Featuring:

Ricci Joy Levy
Woodhull Freedom Foundation

Lawrence G. Walters
Walters Law Group

Savannah Sly
New Moon Network

Shirley Lara
Chaturbate

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12pm – Age Verification: FSC’s Legal Challenges

Alison Boden sits down with members of FSC’s legal team challenging unconstitutional age verification laws in Louisiana, Utah, and Texas to discuss the cases and answer your questions.

Featuring:

Jeff Sandman
Webb Daniel Friedlander LLP

D. Gill Sperlein
Law Office of D. Gill Sperlein

Arian Koochesfahani
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP

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1pm – Age Verification: FSC’s 2024 Legislative Outlook

Last year, 8 states passed age-verification laws. Proponents have promised 30 more bills this year. We’ll lead you through the 2024 legislative landscape, discuss our strategy to fight in statehouses, and what members can do to help.

Featuring:

Siri Dahl
Independent model, content creator and performer

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Solomon Friedman
Ethical Capital Partners

Steven Grooby
Grooby

Lotus Lain
Free Speech Coalition

2pm – The Fight for Fair Banking in 2023 and Beyond

Over the past year, FSC has met with 40 Senate and House offices, not to mention oversight boards, regulators and bank compliance offers, in an effort to stop the rampant debanking of adult businesses and workers. In this panel, we’ll lay out what we’ve accomplished so far — and what’s next.

Featuring:

Pierre Whatley
FS Vector

Andy Barbour
FS Vector

Allie Eve Knox
Spankchain

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3pm – We’ll Take Our Money Elsewhere: Establishing an Adult Industry Credit Union

FSC is fighting hard in Washington, but financial discrimination against members of the adult industry has reached a crisis point. Is creating a credit union for the adult industry a viable part of the solution?

Featuring:

Alison Boden
Free Speech Coalition

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