Yes, it is true. We have officially hired research interns to help us advance women's health to a whole new level. So far, our interns have been researching the FDA predicate rule, creating art installations/shows to raise awareness about women's health issues, and exploring the psychological effects of poor devices/treatments for women. We are so proud of them!
We submitted an abstract on our founder's menstrual equity research to this conference and were accepted! We are excited to learn more about women's health and period poverty initiatives taking place around the country as we visit Las Vegas for the Conference, and to bring those lessons back!
Our founder is leading a United Nations General Assembly event on October 19 from 9-10 AM in honor of the United Nations' 80th anniversary! We are so excited to be working with the UN on this initiative! Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ThmSKqPICXySVpS83nqTZClXJ9KmuiaWVdueXjM2JpU/edit
“They’re so sleek and they’re so cute and easy to use! They’re for a good cause and installed with the work of amazing women who actually care 🙌🙌.”
“I love the effort to support menstrual hygiene on campus!”
“It would be really great if we could incorporate them into more of the bathrooms!”
“I love that there are pads in the bathroom now for when you don’t have any or are in need!! I was so happy to see these in the bathroom today!!!”
“I really like having the dispensers! It makes grabbing menstrual products super easy and private especially when I forget to bring them into the restroom. I really like that it’s inside the restrooms themselves because nobody knows that it’s that time of month for me!”
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