In this episode, Fempower Health has an insightful conversation with Jackie Rotman of the Center for Intimacy Justice. Jackie shares the present advertising limitations for women’s sexual health products, the unequal content standards regarding sexual health for men vs women, and the small steps people can take to further intimacy justice online and in the real world. Discussed in this episode:Discrimination in reproductive health-targeted social media adsExamples of women’s sexual health advertisements and images that get blockedStandards of big advertising platforms such as Google, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTokWhat the Center for Intimacy Justice is doing to improve policies for sexual wellness adsHow a lack of understanding about female anatomy affects policiesContent moderation and its impact on what information women have access toWhat sexual wellness companies can do when posting ads on social media“If an ad has to do with vulvas, vaginas, breasts, uteruses, or female reproductive organs, then it’s subject to censorship. Most of the ads are not about sexual pleasure but rather about women’s health. And yet, they’re still getting banned.” - Jackie RotmanRelated to this episode:Be sure to Visit www.intimacyjustice.orgFollow Intimacy Justice on Instagram and Intimacy Justice on TwitterConsider doing this: Donate to the Center for Intimacy JusticeNY Times Jan 2022 articleCIJ Report Announcement on Meta policy changeCheddar News interviewResources and episodes on Breaking Taboos 🎧 Loved the episode? Here's how you can take action:1. Help others discover Fempower Health:Leave a quick review on Apple or Spotify. It’s the easiest way to support our mission and amplify women’s health voices.2. Stay connected:Follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram and TikTok, YouTube for real-time updates, expert insights, and relatable conversations.Or join our newsletter to get curated women's health content—on your terms, in your inbox.**

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