PASS Certified is excited to announce a new Sponsored Partnership with a leading presence in the Adult Virtual Reality Space; VR Bangers. The continued support from industry leaders like VR Bangers will enable PASS to continue the important work they do in keeping the Adult Industry safe, efficient and compliant.

VR Bangers CEO and Co-Founder Daniel Abramovich says about the new partnership, “We’re proud to support PASS Certified because their dedication to health and safety truly makes a difference. Since 2011, they’ve been leading the charge, making sure everyone in our industry has the tools, knowledge, and resources needed to stay safe and informed. For us, it’s incredibly important that our performers stay safe and always have the necessary tools and support. Without PASS, our industry simply wouldn’t be as safe. We deeply appreciate everything PASS does for our community, and this sponsorship is just a small token of our gratitude for your tireless efforts. Keep up the amazing work, our industry is stronger and safer because of you.”

Since 2011, PASS Certified has been the primary health & safety nonprofit organization committed to ensuring the safety and compliance of the adult entertainment industry through the monitoring and reporting done within the PASS Database, staying up to date with medical precedence, research and protocols, as well as implementing educational materials such as documented medical articles, webinars and industry-wide Town Hall meetings and events. Any industry worker or associate can get involved with PASS policy as well as stay up to date with Industry updates and important news by becoming a PASS Member online at passcertified.org.

“We are incredibly grateful to VR Bangers for investing in us and this industry. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to fostering a safer, healthier, and more inclusive industry for everyone. With VR Bangers’ support, PASS can continue advancing our mission to protect adult industry professionals, providing vital resources and setting standards that prioritize health and safety,” says PASS Executive Director Ian O’Brien.