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Have you ever noticed the lack of public access to menstrual products? Non-menstruating people go into the bathroom expecting their basic...

We believe that a world without period poverty is possible. In a utopian reality, where menstrual equity is actualized, we’d see a few...

Half of the world menstruates. And the average menstruating person uses over 9,000 pads or tampons throughout their lifetime, resulting...

The work and voices of black activists, black-led organizations, and businesses in the period space are undeniably essential and valuable.

This Thursday is the deadline for the I AM Bill to be reported favorably out of the Health Care Financing Committee!

We've got our next coalition meeting on June 17, 1PM EST! Email mmecoalition@gmail.com to get the zoom link!

The New Zealand government announced that free menstrual products will be provided in schools (serving students ages 9 to 18-years-old)...