Censhership ambassadors

Why be an Ambassador?

Women’s health content is often suppressed online not because it’s inappropriate, but because platforms can’t reliably distinguish between health information and ‘adult’ content.

But the consequences go further:

Women rely on digital platforms for health education and support
Women’s health companies depend on social media to reach users and grow
Businesses face barriers to advertising, payments and financial services
Suppression limits access to care, innovation and investment

Change at scale happens when people come together and use their voices.

We are building a movement of individuals, brands, clinicians, researchers and advocates who are willing to do exactly that.

The more people who speak up, share evidence and apply pressure, the harder it becomes for platforms, financial providers and regulators to ignore.

What Do CensHERship ambassadors do?

Ambassadors can be anyone passionate, curious, frustrated or simply ready to do something!

You might be an individual, ally, influencer, community-builder, brand, charity, medic, researcher or expert. Together, we can:

Advocate for this issue to be understood publicly
Shift the conversation and apply pressure for change
Support a fairer and more accurate digital ecosystem

What you gain

CensHERship ambassadors are part of a movement pushing for real change for women’s health. You gain:

Recognition as a CensHERship ambassador across our channels
Access to a growing network of individuals, brands, clinicians and advocates
A deeper understanding of the policy, platform and financial systems shaping women’s health
The knowledge that your voice is contributing to real legislative and system-level change

APPLY TO BECOME AN AMBASSADOR

What does success look like?

We want to see structural change across platforms and systems:
- Platforms recognising women’s health as a legitimate category
- Reduction of wrongful removals and ad restrictions
- Fairer access to advertising, payments and financial services
- Improved moderation, classification and risk assessment systems
- Greater transparency and accountability

We are:
- Building a blueprint for bias-free content moderation with partners including Communia and Reliabl
- Launching FemTick - a world-first accreditation system to help women’s health companies navigate biased digital and financial systems.
You can read more about our plans for 2026 here.