For Youth & Educators - The Period Purse

Education for Youth & Educators

Learn about periods through inclusive, stigma-free education designed specifically for young people. Our free sessions are available online or in person, and are suitable for all genders.

Why TPP Education?

Our sessions give young people a clear, grounded understanding of menstrual health through open discussion and hands-on learning. Each session encourages exploration of menstrual health, builds comfort with periods, and helps young people develop practical knowledge they can use in daily life.

What you can expect:

    • Clear, accessible information about periods
    • A welcoming, inclusive space for questions
    • Opportunities for students to learn through discussion and hands-on participation
    • Content that aligns with provincial and territorial curriculum
    • Resources for educators to continue the period-friendly conversation

Periods 101

An introductory workshop developed with medical experts, covering basic anatomy, the menstrual cycle, and period products. Designed to help younger audiences learn with comfort and confidence.

For: Ages 10-15

Duration: 60 minutes

Period Poverty

An accessible introduction to period poverty in Canada and the basics of menstrual equity. We’ll help students understand why access to period products matters, and how to support menstruators in their community.

For: Ages 13+

Duration: 60 minutes

Reusable Period Products

A hands-on look at sustainable period products. Students get to explore cloth pads, period underwear, cups, and discs to understand how they  work, how to care for them, and why they are a great option for managing periods.

For: Ages 13+

Duration: 60 minutes

Menstrual Equity 101

This workshop unpacks the social and economic barriers that create period poverty, shows how inequity impacts education, health, and community belonging, and offers simple ways to get involved in advocacy.

For: Ages 13+

Duration: 60 minutes

“Such an informative, inclusive and engaging presentation. This is necessary learning for everyone going through puberty (and the teachers who are guiding them). I cannot recommend it enough!”
A TPP volunteer talking to students

Contact Us

Have questions about any of our education sessions?

Contact Our Education Team

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