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GENDER EQUITY, EDUCATION & WOMEN'S HEALTH TO BE HIGHLIGHTED AT NATIONAL SUMMIT ON PERIOD POVERTY CONVENING NEXT WEEK - Vimarsana News

GENDER EQUITY, EDUCATION & WOMEN'S HEALTH TO BE HIGHLIGHTED AT NATIONAL SUMMIT ON PERIOD POVERTY CONVENING NEXT WEEK

/PRNewswire/ -- Next Sunday, on October 15th, the National Summit on Period Poverty will convene at the LBJ Presidential Library on the University of Texas...

Opinion: National organization with CT roots addressing hygiene deserts - Vimarsana News

Opinion: National organization with CT roots addressing hygiene deserts

When women and girls lack access to pads and tampons, it limits their lives. The answer is a coordinated response.

Opinion: Public school menstrual hygiene product law is a first step - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Public school menstrual hygiene product law is a first step

For women with limited financial resources, menstrual hygiene products are necessity that may be out of reach. It's time to change that.

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1 in 3 menstruating Americans suffer from 'period poverty.' This woman wants to change that. - Vimarsana News

1 in 3 menstruating Americans suffer from 'period poverty.' This woman wants to change that.

When Jessica Zachs learned that a rising number of girls, women and those who menstruate couldn’t access period products, she launched Dignity Grows, a nonprofit to combat the inequity.

Source: msnbc.com
This Week in Connecticut: Hartford organization helps millions of women buy feminine hygiene products - Vimarsana News

This Week in Connecticut: Hartford organization helps millions of women buy feminine hygiene products

People don't discuss the high cost of feminine hygiene products, but many women can't afford them. 

Source: wtnh.com