• About
    About Our Team Board Members Ambassadors Partners Questions and Answers History of Collective Shout
  • Campaigns
    Campaigns Wins Submissions Brands Age Verification Kids Exposed Child Sex Abuse Dolls Artificial Intelligence (AI) Social Media Playboy Shareholders
  • Join Us
    Join Us Events Become a CSR Pledge Partner
  • Request a speaker
  • Resources
    Resources Parents and Carers The Research Porn Harms Social Media Harms
  • News
    News Media Releases YouTube In the Media Sexual Harassment of Teachers Report
  • Donate
Donate

Pages tagged "WomenNotObjects"


Another win! Melb BBQ company forced to remove violent anti-women promo after our campaign

Posted on News by Lyn Kennedy · October 11, 2020 12:13 PM · 1 reaction

Thanks for flood of complaints, promos removed in less than 24 hours

After our flash-campaign against it, Melbourne-based BBQ company Boss Hogg and the Duchess of Pork pulled its violent, anti-women promo material and issued an apology.

Read more

WAP: High production porn with a hip hop beat

Posted on News by Melinda Tankard Reist · September 02, 2020 3:00 PM
Read more

Quiksilver dumps ‘Sweet Paradise’ sexed-up hoodie for primary school boys after protest

Posted on News by Melinda Tankard Reist · February 02, 2018 9:50 AM

Gone in 24 hours. But why does this keep happening?

Well that was quick.

Read more

The Dark Reason Porn Stars Keep Dying

Posted on News · January 22, 2018 12:24 PM

Five female porn performers have died in the last three months. 

Mental health issues have always been a big problem in the porn world, but the recent spate of deaths of such young porn performers raises serious questions for how women are treated in the industry.

Steve McKeown, a psychoanalyst, founder of MindFixers and owner of The McKeown Clinic, told UNILAD:

Nearly 90 per cent of women in the sex industry said they wanted to escape, but had no other means for survival and also experienced post traumatic stress disorder at rates of nearly 70 per cent equivalent to veterans of combat war.

We spoke with Dr. Gail Dines, author of Pornland: How Porn Has Hijacked Our Sexuality, and Pornography: The Production and Consumption of Inequality, about why this is happening, and how we can stop it.

Gail goes on to reveal a harrowing fact, gathered from her interviews with porn performers, that one of the first things directors do when a new woman come to the set is contravene one of the rules put in place on her contract, as a way of breaking her.

Dr Gail Dine, Founder and President of Culture Reframed, told UNILAD:

What I do know, because I’ve been doing this work for many years and worked with many women who are in the porn industry and have exited it, is that given the violence that happens to their bodies, given the diseases they get, they come away with PTSD because they’re raped regularly on the porn set.

Just because they’ve signed a contract doesn’t mean they’re consenting to what goes on at the porn set. A lot of them are not prepared for what’s going to happen to them. A lot of them are young, they think they’re going to be a ‘pornstar’ like Jenna Jameson was. They’re not prepared for the violence.

pablo.png

Read more

Join Us Web Banner


You can defend their right to childhood

Your gift will fuel the fight

Give Today
  • Sign in with Facebook
  • Sign in with Twitter
  • Sign in with Email


Collective Shout

  • Home
  • About
  • FAQ
  • Join
  • Contact

Latest Campaigns

  • Honey Birdette
  • Kids Exposed
  • Child Dolls
  • X/Twitter
  • Dump Playboy

Trending Now

  • Versant Capital Management: dump strip club shares! - Collective Shout
  • UPDATE: River Heads Pharmacy Post Resurfaces With Sarcasm and Targeted Ridicule - Collective Shout
  • "Mark loves making the old ladies cream": Queensland pharmacy degrades elderly women in Facebook promo - Collective Shout

Follow us on our socials

© 2025 Collective ShoutCreated with Heartburst
Sign in with Facebook, Twitter or email.
ACNC Registered Charity

Collective Shout is a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee and is governed by a board of directors. We are an independent registered charity with no affiliation to religious or political institutions.