Ricci Levy of the Woodhull Freedom Foundation Is this Week’s Guest on Adult Site Broker Talk in Part Two of Our Interview
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Ricci Levy of the Woodhull Freedom Foundation is this week’s guest on Adult Site Broker Talk in part two of our interview.
Her unwavering commitment to sexual freedom has defined Ricci Levy’s career. In 2003, she co-founded the Woodhull Freedom Foundation, a nonprofit and nonpartisan organization that works to secure human rights and personal autonomy for all.
As the Foundation’s Executive Director and later President and CEO, Ricci has offered consistent leadership for more than twenty years.
She is a frequent speaker before lawmakers, advocacy groups, and professional organizations, addressing difficult topics with an approach that emphasizes understanding and collaboration.
Her focus areas have included censorship, sex work decriminalization, reproductive justice, family rights, and opposing the shackling of pregnant women in prisons.
Ricci has also been active in multiple professional networks, including AASECT, Widener University’s Sexuality and Aging Consortium, the US Human Rights Network, and the Council on Contemporary Families. She remains a member of the Free Expression Network’s Steering Committee.
You can follow them on Bluesky @woodhullfreedom.bsky.social
Bruce, the adult site broker, host of the show, and CEO of Adult Site Broker, said, “In part two, Ricci and I discussed the current political climate as well as the Supreme Court and how that impacts sexual freedom and all freedoms.”
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Starting today, you can listen to Ricci Levy of the Woodhull Freedom Foundation on Adult Site Broker Talk.
