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Understanding period poverty is the first step to ending it. It widens opportunity gaps across health, education, and economic mobility. The Pad Project is a global nonprofit that expands access to menstrual care products, combats period stigma, and champions menstrual equity for all. Support our Women's History Month campaign at thepadproject.org/donate ❤️🩸 @homeboyindustries

Natalie’s honesty reflects the reality millions face. No one should have to choose between comfort, safety, and basic needs. @homeboyindustries The Pad Project is a global nonprofit that expands access to menstrual care products, combats period stigma, and champions menstrual equity for all. Donate at thepadproject.org/donate ❤️🩸

PADS… the easiest product to wear but not always the easiest to differentiate 😴 I’m always happy to go more in depth on labels because they CAN be confusing! And you know I love talking about anything periods😝🤘 . . Episode 7 of Period POVs- it’s been a hawtttt minute!! . .#explorepage #periods #activist #womensrights #menstruation #periodeducation #howtouseapad #periodpad #periodproduct #womenshealth #lgbtqhealth #menstrualhealth #rva #virginia

Little packs, big impact . . . . . #perioddignity #donatepads #menstrualequity #periodpositivity #endperiodpoverty

Join our campaign: Craft a reusable period pad between International Women’s Day (8 March) and Mother’s Day (15 March) and #PostYourPad .✂️ It’s a powerful way to raise your voice for others – let’s start the conversation. 💬 #PostYourPad #IWD #IWD2026

A snippet from our co-founder’s interview with Aphroditi where she talks about how our organization started and how the Period Pantry came to be. What began as a small idea grew into a community effort to make period products more accessible.💓🦋 Watch the full interview on Aphroditi Dinatis’s YouTube channel.

Women’s History Month reminder: your period is not something to be ashamed of. 🩸 I spent years tucking pads to the bottom of the shopping cart, mortified when one fell out of my purse, and embarrassed because grown men were uncomfortable. All over something that literally sustains humanity. 🤷🏾‍♀️ Now they go on top of the cart. Every time. No apology. 😂 Something this natural, this essential, this connected to life itself should NOT be source of shame. Not for me, not for anyone. ❤️❤️ #womenshistorymonth #standaretopost #periodpositive #empoweredwomenempowerwomen #normalizeperiods

Period poverty isn’t a “third world” problem - it’s a global reality. 🩸 From gender-specific stigma to the misconception that menstrual hygiene is a privilege rather than a right, millions are still struggling to afford basic necessities. It’s time to break the taboo and recognise that menstrual care is a fundamental human need, just like food and shelter. Join the movement to end period poverty. Your support can provide the products and dignity everyone deserves. 🔗 Take action today: www.periodpoverty.uk #PeriodPoverty #MenstrualEquity #PeriodStigma #HumanRights #SocialJustice

breaking the silence and own the conversation! 💪 Menstruation is a natural part of life, and it’s high time we normalize talking about it without shame or stigma. Every month, millions of people around the world experience periods, and it’s time we treat it like the normal bodily function it is. Let’s support each other, break the taboos, and create a culture of openness and understanding. It’s time to Join us on the 28th May on the Pad a girl campaign where we are not only giving out pads but preaching menstruation. #NormalizePeriods and make periods a normal part of our conversations! #MenstruationIsNormal #PeriodPositivity #BreakTheStigma”

At 601 For Period Equity, we believe that access to sanitation facilities, quality period and baby products, and education is essential to the fight for social justice and a more equitable world. Support our mission by making a donation using the link in our bio today! Together, we can create a better world through reproductive justice! #periodequity #menstrualequity #periodmovement #menstrualhealth #endperiodpoverty #tamponsshouldbefree #necessitynotluxury

Period poverty conversations are growing — but we need to go deeper. Access alone isn’t enough. We need safe, certified menstrual products globally. This week I’m sharing something important about menstrual product safety and what we should start asking as consumers. #PeriodPoverty #MenstrualEquity #MenstrualHealth #Sani2Go

LET’S END PERIOD SHAME! Too many girls still face period shame and miss opportunities simply because they can’t afford pads It’s time to establish community pad dispenser stations and ensure dignity, access, and confidence for every girl and woman. #WhenWomenRiseWeAllRise #EndPeriodShame #internationalwomensday