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Diverse Community Ambassadors Increase Inclusive Community Impact: Introducing Cristina Navoa and Marissa Catena

2 February 2019

For Students, by Students: Menstruation Nation and The Diva Cup

20 January 2019

Reflecting and Setting Intentions: A Year in Review, A Year Ahead

14 January 2019

Incorporating Inclusivity: Subjective Language with Significant Impact

10 December 2018

On Giving Tuesday, Invest In Menstrual Equity

25 November 2018

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For Donors

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The Period Purse was Canada's first registered menstrual equity charity.

The Period Purse was Canada's first
registered menstrual equity charity.