🚀 Attending RightsCon 2025? Join us on February 27!

Session: It’s that forkin’ h0rny AI again: AlgoSpeak and the evolution of how we talk about sex online

For SRHR practitioners, pleasure advocates, and sexuality educators, sharing information online is an uphill battle. Platforms like TikTok and Instagram censor vital content, forcing creators to use AlgoSpeak—coded language to navigate bans and shadowbanning.

This session explores how algorithmic censorship silences SRHR content, reinforces and promotes stigma, fuels misinformation, and disproportionately impacts marginalized communities. It will highlight creative ways to subvert restrictions and sustain digital advocacy.

📍Date & Time: Thursday, February 27.
11:30 AM Taipei | 4:30 AM CET | 7:30 PM PST | 10:30 PM PST
Format: Hybrid roundtable

Launch Alert: This session will also introduce Algospeak.net, a crowdsourced tool documenting how SRHR advocates keep content visible despite censorship.

About the team behind this session

A collective of Digital Rights for SRHR advocates from India, The Netherlands, the UK, and the US, working at the intersections of reproductive justice, technology, and digital rights. Including:

• Rhian Farnworth (they/them) – Digital Coordinator at Share-Net International & SRHR Advisor at KIT Institute
• Tabi Trahan (she/her) – Full Stack Developer & Data Science Manager at inroads
• Surabhi Srivastava (she/her) – Media Innovation Lead at RNW Media
• Shannon Mathew (she/they) – SRHR Knowledge Management Expert at Share-Net International & SRHR Advisor at KIT Institute
• Al Albertson (they/them) – Queer Sex Educator & Founder of Queer Sex Ed Community Curriculum

This collaboration emerged through the Digital Rights Community of Practice at Share-Net International.

🔗 Register to attend this session on the RightsCon 2025 website!
Find it in the Content Governance category, within the Automation and Censorship track.

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