FSC Summit Event Schedule Announced

FSC Summit Event Schedule Announced

LOS ANGELES — Free Speech Coalition (FSC) has revealed its slate of networking events and symposiums for its annual summit, set for January 15 during XBIZ 2026.

The event will feature new topics, updated formats, and expanded opportunities for members to connect.

The day kicks off with a members-only morning session featuring coffee, pastries, and bagels.

Next is “Taking Back the Narrative,” a panel exploring how porn, sex work, and the adult community are discussed in the public sphere. Activists, media strategists, and sex workers will share perspectives and strategies for shifting narratives, addressing stigma, and engaging with media.

The “Five Essentials of Age Verification in 2026” session will cover key issues shaping current laws and regulations — including common misconceptions, risks, and the tools likely to impact the landscape.

“Setting the Industry’s Agenda for 2026” will feature the FSC Board outlining anticipated challenges and trends, along with how the organization is approaching long-term planning and industry support.

In “A Deep Dive into Federal Policy,” the final session of the day, panelists will examine recent developments in Washington — from proposed age-verification mandates and financial discrimination measures to broader attempts to regulate or restrict adult content.

A post-summit happy hour will wrap up the day.

For more information, visit FreeSpeechCoalition.com.

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