State Leaders Talk Period Poverty On World Menstrual Hygiene Day

State Leaders Talk Period Poverty On World Menstrual Hygiene Day

HARTFORD, CT —  Roughly 41.9% or about 2 in 5 American women have reported struggles to afford menstrual products, with many of them citing it as a reason for missing school or work.  That statistic, cited by Jennifer Tolman, president and chief operating officer at...
Restroom Dispensers: The Good, The Bad, The Unspoken Issues

Restroom Dispensers: The Good, The Bad, The Unspoken Issues

Vending machines that dispense pads and tampons are becoming more common in public restrooms across schools, workplaces, airports, and other shared spaces. Some are designed for free distribution, while others still require payment. These machines are often positioned...
41.9% – (Why This Number Matters)

41.9% – (Why This Number Matters)

Over 40% of American women have experienced Period Poverty. This means millions of women and girls face an ongoing struggle to secure basic hygiene. The Ripple Effect on Life Period Poverty disrupts education, leading to missed classes and lower participation. It...