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CT Mirror - by Rebecca Carroll, Flagship Operations Associate for Dignity Grows

Connecticut Public Radio | By Maricarmen Cajahuaringa
Published May 16, 2024 at 12:27 PM EDT

Period Poverty is a pressing public health crisis characterized by limited access to menstrual hygiene products due to financial constraints. Shockingly, over one-third of menstruating Americans struggle to afford these necessities, leading to chronic school...

In 2023, the Dignity Grows movement celebrated a significant milestone. With the establishment of nationally recognized chapters, a transformative national summit, and a coordinated research initiative, we achieved unprecedented levels of impact. As the lead...

Along with large-scale national research, data-driven social policy change advocacy, and groundbreaking national assemblies, is what started it all at Dignity Grows: tote distribution. Dignity Grows Totes are filled with a 1-month supply of hygiene products and...

Being an unhoused menstruator presents a unique set of challenges that often go unnoticed in discussions surrounding homelessness. This article aims to shed light on the complexities of Period Poverty and its intersection with homelessness, questioning the efficacy...

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become a key factor in a company's success, and corporate philanthropy is a powerful avenue for making a positive impact on society. As businesses increasingly recognize the importance of giving back, the search for...

In 2024, certain social issues for women will continue to persist disproportionately and demand our attention and concerted efforts for meaningful change. From economic imbalances to educational disparities, these issues underscore the need for a collective push...

Starting a Dignity Grows chapter is simple and impactful and builds meaningful bridges across your community. If you feel inspired by Dignity Grows’ mission to create menstrual equity for all, but there isn’t a chapter near you, and you’re considering creating your...