Day 16: Period Poverty
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Each month or so, 800 million people get their periods.
Period poverty is inadequate access to period products and menstrual cycle education and research has shown that many people all over the world still face these barriers.
Historically marginalized communities, especially, do not have access to these essentials. According to Days for Girls, 25% of people who menstruate experience period poverty. Lack of access to products and resources can lead to forced use of rolled up toilet paper, socks, tissues, rags, old blankets, and even garbage bags.
Additional health challenges can arise, including having to miss work or school, or otherwise being unable to function in their daily routines.
IF YOU HAVE…
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10 دقائق |
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30 Minutes |
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| READ THIS ARTICLE
about how women from the Citizen Potawatomi Nation and Oglala Lakota tribes advocate for the availability of free menstrual products in rural areas. |
و | WATCH THIS VIDEO about schools and universities that have begun to provide menstrual products for those that need it in order to tackle period poverty. | و | WATCH THIS DOCUMENTARY
that explores how the lack of access to sanitary protection affects millions of women around the world. |
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We ask that you undertake this challenge with an open mind and willingness to explore new ideas and allow yourself to sit with any emotions that may come up for you.
This content may be hard to process so consider having a self-care plan in place beforehand. This can include meditation before or after engaging, watching your favorite show, or doing something creative.
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