Articles
On this page, you’ll find a collection of articles written by our team and contributors, exploring nuances of menstrual health & care, period poverty, and menstrual equity. From informative pieces shedding light on the menstrual cycle to insightful discussions on the social and economic impacts of period poverty, our articles cover a broad range of topics relevant to anyone interested in advancing menstrual equity.
Whether you’re curious about menstrual health, seeking inspiration for advocacy, or looking for practical solutions to address period poverty in your community, we invite you to explore our articles to learn about menstrual equity.
Period Poverty in Prisons
This text reveals the extreme menstrual poverty that has plagued prisons for decades, exacerbated by a crying lack of financial resources and dehumanizing administrative choices. Immerse yourself with us in the reality of all these people deprived of dignity and basic care.
Houselessness and Menstruation in Canada
Dive into the often overlooked intersection of houselessness and menstruation in Canada. Join us as we delve into the critical issue of period poverty, spotlighting the urgent need for accessible menstrual hygiene resources and advocating for dignity and equality for all.
The Menstrual Concealment Imperative
The menstrual concealment imperative refers to the societal pressure for menstruators to hide their periods, reinforcing shame and stigma around a natural bodily function. By challenging this norm and promoting open dialogue, we can empower people to embrace their bodies without shame.
Sustainable Menstrual Care Options
Have you ever wondered about what sustainable period care products are out there? Worldwide, people are increasingly thinking about the connection between menstruation and sustainability. By opting for sustainable menstrual products, we can contribute to a better future while also prioritising health and comfort.
Period Conversations For All Genders
Inclusive conversations about menstruation—ones that involve everyone, regardless of gender identity—can break down stigmas and foster empathy. By including trans, non-binary, and cisgender individuals in these discussions, we create a more supportive environment where everyone feels seen, heard, and empowered to challenge menstrual taboos and misconceptions.
What is Period Poverty?
Learn more about how period poverty, a silent struggle that often goes unnoticed, but affects the lives of many people.
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