JOIN THE PROTEST AT PORNHUB HEADQUARTERS OR ONLINE!
A group of passionate women combating domestic violence in Los Angeles had an idea.
They saw the impact that criminal violent porn was having on women and girls in our culture. Through their anti-domestic violence organization, Knock Out Abuse West, and, inspired by the #Traffickinghub movement’s traction, they made a commitment to protest in front of Pornhub/MindGeek’s Los Angeles office every Friday from 11am-1pm.
Their voices are making a powerful public statement and increasing the pressure for Pornhub to be shut down. These amazing women have been protesting for the last eight weeks and counting!
Inspired by their example, we are rallying the movement to join them in solidarity, with victims around the globe, in an international protest against Pornhub.
On Friday, October 2, International Day of Non-Violence, join protesters around the world in front of Pornhub/MindGeek* offices from 11am-2pm.
If you can’t make it in person you can still join the protest online, on October 2, by taking a photo with your sign, Traffickinghub shirt, or Traffickinghub mask, and posting it on social media, using the #Traffickinghub hashtag.
Join the protest at the following Pornhub/MindGeek offices:
- Los Angeles, California
- 21800 Oxnard st., Suite 150, Woodland Hills, CA 91367
- Contact: info@traffickinghub.com
- Montreal, Canada
- 7777 boulevard Decarie, Suite 600, Montreal, Quebec H4P 2H2, Canada
- Contact: info@traffickinghub.com
- London, England
- Contact contact@ceaseuk.org for info on the London protest and related COVID-19 guidelines.
We’ve put together some sign graphics that you’re welcome to download and print out for use whether protesting in person or online. Get the graphics here: DOWNLOAD PROTEST GRAPHICS
You're also welcome to use any #ARTXFREEDOM art for your protest poster: SEE ART HERE
Protesters are strongly encouraged to abide by local social distancing guidelines and we kindly request attendees to wear masks during the protest.
We hope to see you there!
Until we prevail,
Laila Mickelwait and the Traffickinghub Team