MME CoalitionOct 19Day in the Life of a Menstrual Activist: Bria GadsdenInterviewed by Diya Khullar What are your pronouns? She/her/hers. Why did you get involved in menstrual equity work and what does this wo...
MME CoalitionJul 22The I AM BillHave you ever noticed the lack of public access to menstrual products? Non-menstruating people go into the bathroom expecting their basic...
MME CoalitionJul 21Menstrual Equity UtopiaWe believe that a world without period poverty is possible. In a utopian reality, where menstrual equity is actualized, we’d see a few ch...
MME CoalitionJul 20What is Period Poverty?Half of the world menstruates. And the average menstruating person uses over 9,000 pads or tampons throughout their lifetime, resulting i...
MME CoalitionJun 30A Statement of Solidarity with Black-led Organizations and Businesses in the Period SpaceThe work and voices of black activists, black-led organizations, and businesses in the period space are undeniably essential and valuable.
MME CoalitionJun 16Action Alert: Call the Health Care Financing Committee about the I AM Bill!This Thursday is the deadline for the I AM Bill to be reported favorably out of the Health Care Financing Committee!
MME CoalitionJun 16Join our Next Meeting!We've got our next coalition meeting on June 17, 1PM EST! Email mmecoalition@gmail.com to get the zoom link!
MME CoalitionJun 4New Zealand will provide free menstrual products in all schools by 2021 The New Zealand government announced that free menstrual products will be provided in schools (serving students ages 9 to 18-years-old)...
