18 April 2025

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The Politics of Periods: Why Menstrual Equity Needs Your Civic Engagement

The Politics of Periods: Why Menstrual Equity Needs Your Civic Engagement

by Ann Lambert
Our work in supplying period products to those who need them is essential, but it’s also a temporary solution to some serious policy gaps.&nb...

7 March 2025

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The menstrual future we’re creating: On International Women’s Day, and everyday after it.

The menstrual future we’re creating: On International Women’s Day, and everyday after it.

by Ann Lambert
As a woman-led and founded charity advancing gender equity, International Women’s Day is so important to us.  It’s an opportunity...

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Intersectionality Defined: Cause if it’s not intersectional, we don’t want it!

Intersectionality Defined: Cause if it’s not intersectional, we don’t want it!

by Ann Lambert
Intersectionality Defined: Cause if it’s not intersectional, we don’t want it! 

There’s no menstrual equity without interse...

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7 Actionable Ways Your Organization Can Advance Menstrual Equity

7 Actionable Ways Your Organization Can Advance Menstrual Equity

by Ann Lambert
7 Actionable Ways Your Organization Can Advance Menstrual Equity From solo enterprises, to nonprofits, to mega-corporations – any organizati...

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We can’t reach menstrual equity without transgender awareness.

We can’t reach menstrual equity without transgender awareness.

by Ann Lambert
Because society has wrongly framed periods as a “women’s issue,” the barriers to healthy periods faced by trans and nonbinary men...

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