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Anita Soina Comforts Girl Who Broke Down During Menstrual Hygiene Drive: "I'm Grateful" - Vimarsana News

Anita Soina Comforts Girl Who Broke Down During Menstrual Hygiene Drive: "I'm Grateful"

Anita Soina, a Kenyan politician comforted a student who broke down after seeing men at a menstral hygiene event. The young men had come to help the cause.

Source: tuko.co.ke
Emerson college caves to student pressure and declares that men can menstruate | Human Events - Vimarsana News

Emerson college caves to student pressure and declares that men can menstruate | Human Events

Following the successful lobby by menstrual equality group Emerson Flows, men’s restrooms at the college will provide menstrual products.

Emerson College will put period products in all women's, men's, gender-neutral bathrooms - Vimarsana News

Emerson College will put period products in all women's, men's, gender-neutral bathrooms

The Emerson College Boston campus will soon have menstrual products in all women's, men's and gender-neutral bathrooms after a major push from students.

Emerson College adds period products to men's restrooms, meeting group's demand for 'menstrual equality' - Vimarsana News

Emerson College adds period products to men's restrooms, meeting group's demand for 'menstrual equality'

Emerson Flows, a menstrual advocacy group, presented a petition to Emerson College requesting period products be added to all restrooms, regardless of gender specificity.

Emerson College Leads the Way in Menstrual Equality by Providing Period Products in Men's Restrooms - Vimarsana News

Emerson College Leads the Way in Menstrual Equality by Providing Period Products in Men's Restrooms

The move is a response to lobbying from a campus group that fights for inclusivity, menstrual equality, and the de-stigmatization of menstruation and periods.

Source: hngn.com