Aylo’s Community Panel Series returns for its third installment in collaboration with SWOP Behind Bars on February 10, 2026, at 3pm EST. Join the session for an in-depth discussion on de-platforming, not only through banks and payment processors, but also across social media and digital platforms.
With biased or reputation-driven account bans threatening the livelihoods of creators and advocacy organizations, the panel, “Banned and Blocked: Defending the Rights of Creators On and Offline,” will bring together sex worker advocates and creators to share firsthand experiences with de-banking, social media de-platforming. The discussion will also explore practical advocacy and resilience strategies. Register today to learn how to protect your income and get actionable steps to reduce your risk of being de-platformed.
The panel will feature performers Siri Dahl and Cherie DeVille, Savannah Sly from New Moon Network, and will be hosted by Blair Hopkins from SWOP Behind Bars and Alex Kekesi, Aylo’s VP of Brand and Community.
SWOP Behind Bars is a national social justice network dedicated to the fundamental human rights of sex workers, victims of trafficking, and their communities. They focus on ending violence and stigma by providing direct services, resources, community-building projects, educational programs, and advocacy.
The Community Panel Series is an initiative hosted by Aylo, Pornhub’s parent company, and organizations that support sex workers through advocacy, outreach, and by providing direct services. The series aims to foster dialogue and raise awareness around issues of importance affecting our community. It’s also an excellent starting point for anyone interested in sex work advocacy but unsure how or where to begin. Even if you’re not interested in advocacy, this panel offers valuable insights and tools to help all creators safeguard their accounts, income, and online presence.
If you missed the previous panels in the series, you can watch them here.
The panel will take place virtually from 3-4pm EST on February 10, 2026. If you’d like to join, sign up here.
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