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The District is providing grants which will bring more minority-owned businesses to downtown Columbia. Heres what you need to know today.

Alliance for Period Supplies reports that approximately ⅔ of Missouri women struggle to afford menstrual products on an annual basis. Period poverty can cause stress to those who experience it for prolonged periods of time.

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Now that youve handled the intellectual and emotional aspects of a first menstrual cycle, its time to get practical.

/PRNewswire/ -- Members from The Policy Project/Utah Period Project and Aunt Flow®, which is on a mission to change the world one cycle at a time, will host...

Free period products have been made available at the University of Bolton Stadium.

Music Meets Activism with SL Tribune reporter Zak Podmore, whose latest reports cover the fate of Lake Powell and Glen Canyon Dam. The Utah Period Project's back-to-school project. Plus, sneak peeks of the Utah Humanities Book Festival a...

As Utah public school students return to school, they will find restrooms stocked with free menstrual supplies. HB 162, signed into law earlier this year, requires Utah K-12 public schools to provide period products free of charge to students in their female and unisex restrooms.

Jade Moore and Aalia Renteria helped bring free menstrual product dispensers to five restrooms and a locker room at Pueblo County High School.

Updated on August 18, 2022 CTV News: Be informed donors before donating to Ukrainian relief.