Period poverty is a human rights issue that affects menstruating individuals across all demographics. It extends beyond the ...

Katie Diasti scaled her period care startup from DTC to 500 Whole Foods locations. Here's how social media helped her land ...

Menstruation is a natural biological process, but for those experiencing homelessness it can be a source of immense hardship.Without access to menstrual product ...

GRINNELL, IOWA – SHE Counts, a program of the Claude W. and Dolly Ahrens Foundation, is celebrating Women’s History Month by hosting a community-wide period product drive throughout March. In ...

This Women's History Month, let's make real change by dismantling the systems of oppression that hold menstruators back.

Stanford graduates Amanda Calabrese and Greta Meyer, co-founders of Sequel, are passionate about the intersection between ...

As Women's History Month begins, the United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA) is calling for donations of menstrual products in ...

When we talk about menstrual products, there are sanitary pads, tampons, menstrual cups, and now, a relatively new product on ...

For students from low-income or under-resourced families, periods often mean missing school; 1 in 4 students has stayed home ...

Imagine every period you’ve ever had, heaped in a dumpsite. Every pad, tampon, their wrappers stacked on each other in a bloated state.

Period poverty, the lack of access to menstrual hygiene products and proper sanitation, remains a widespread issue, particularly in low-income and rural areas.