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Period poverty: why it should be everybody’s business
Poverty is defined as not having enough money to meet basic needs food water clothing and shelter.1 According to the World Bank, poverty is hunger, lack of shelter, being sick
PPAW_Coleman
PPAW_Coleman Video Dispatch • Menstrual Equity Motion Wire Curator’s Note & Channel Source Love Her Period Foundation curates educational briefings,
Period poverty costs too much, take action to end it
Period poverty is a policy and budget issue. By making menstrual products free or affordable, ensuring wider access to safe
A Guide to Reusable Cloth Pads
An Ancient Solution, Modernized Long before the commercial menstrual product industry existed, people managed their periods with cloth. Strips of
A message from Healthy Start
A message from Healthy Start Video Dispatch • Menstrual Equity Motion Wire Curator’s Note & Channel Source Love Her Period
Period Equity in Schools: A Necessity, Not a Luxury
The Hidden Dropout Factor Every school district in America stocks toilet paper, soap, and paper towels in student restrooms as
How Menstrual Cups Are Changing Global Distribution
A Single Product, a Decade of Impact In communities where supply chains are unreliable, where budgets are stretched to their