PERIOD is a global, youth-powered non-profit that is fighting to end period poverty and period stigma through service, education, and advocacy.
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PERIOD is a global youth-run nonprofit that strives to provide and celebrate menstrual hygiene through service, education, and advocacy. This blog is curated for and by youth activists. We are the Menstrual Movement. Join us!
Denia Smith is a nationally recognized activist who engages in critical conversations on racial/gender equity, Black feminism, youth activism & social change
Graduate student in pursuit of enhancing the student experience at and global contributions of Community Colleges with an emphasis in effective communication.
National Content Curator for PERIOD. The Menstrual Movement. Junior at Tulane University in New Orleans, LA studying business management, pre-med, and spanish.
Li/li/as bids you a warm welcome. A Canadian-Korean-born US historian, a singer-songwriter, and an avid baker, she shares her thoughts with you from her life.
Charley is from Washington, DC but is currently a freshman at Bryn Mawr College in PA where they plan to study sociology and gender and sexuality studies.
I care about menstruation…as it is the start of my creation. I write about it, I advocate for menstrual equity I talk about it more than most people would like
Menstrual health champion, data scientist, & creative. Passionate about engaging communities in the fight to end period poverty. Instagram: @jess.strait
Hi! I'm Trisha, and writing about menstrual equity through my community project, Flow Forward Foundation, is something I'm passionate about. #EndPeriodPoverty
Magdalee Brunache is currently pursuing a PhD in political science at the University of Toronto. She is also the founder and executive director of Règ Ayiti.
Writer for The Rag. Urbanist and ethnographer committed to sustainable planning. Exploring how maps and community can build equitable and resilient cities.