501c3 nonprofit. Creators of the first ever menstrual footprint calculator for awareness on sustainable menstruation.
Joined July 2020
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Misinformation is dangerous, and is hampering our ability to make progress on global issues.
We can all take action now: pause & take time to verify facts before you share something online.
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Access to menstrual hygiene is a source of dignity 🩸
Together, we can create a world where menstruation never hinders opportunity.
#MenstruationMatters
Happy international LGBT+🏳️🌈 Pride Day! On June 28, 1970, in New York, the queer community stood up against homophobia and police hostility. This event was a catalyst for the liberation of the gay movement. At Green Periods, EVERYONE is welcome and included. We love and serve all
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45 million people or 14% of the population in mainland USA is in the areas forecasted to have dangerous levels of heat this week according to the @nytimes. Climate emergency is happening NOW with extreme temperatures affecting all parts of the world.
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Education on menstrual health and hygiene is an essential first step for schools all over the world, and access to safe products is an essential next step to ensure menstrual equity.
Meanwhile, Florida just approved a bill contradictory to what DC. Let’s normalize periods!
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This was the highlight of our awareness exhibit on sustainable menstruation. Isn’t he the cutest boy explaining what menstruation is and promoting a reusable menstrual disc? Do you teach your boys about periods? Have you heard of a menstrual disc before? Let us know!
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Flushing period products has resulted in pads and tampons being the fifth most common item found on European beaches. womenshealthmag.com/uk/healt…
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Ending racism, discrimination, xenophobia & intolerance is our shared responsibility.
Everyone, everywhere can take action to spread compassion & acceptance.
Here's how you can take action to #FightRacism: un.org/en/fight-racism/get-i…
We’re thrilled to see this triathlete setting a perfect example of normalizing period blood, talking about it proudly, AND switching to a menstrual cup while winning triathlons all over the world! Check out our conversation!
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At our @UN Headquarters in New York, we can feel the deteriorating air quality as smoke from the wildfires in Canada moves south.
With global temperatures on the rise, the need to urgently reduce wildfire risk is critical.
We must make peace with nature. We cannot give up.
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There was also a trend some years ago which enlightened a lot of people to the problematic nature of their products provided across Africa. Nasty stuff. I remember reading some tweets in horror > #MyAlwaysExperience.
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Join us on Monday, June 12 at 8 p.m. EST for a chill, virtual, discussion about planet-positive periods with our pals at @GreenPeriods 🌏🩸
Save your spot 👉 tinyurl.com/yzrjawak
Every day is Environment Day at Green Periods. We break stigma on menstruation by advocating for long-lasting menstrual management practices that are good for people, planet and the wallet. Check out the various resources we have created on our website: greenperiods.org
Every day is Environment Day at Green Periods. We break stigma on menstruation by advocating for long-lasting menstrual management practices that are good for people, planet and the wallet. Check out the various resources we have created on our website: greenperiods.org
Let’s talk periods. Green Periods, together with @CRYINDIA is breaking the stigma on menstruation. We talk freely about sustainable menstruation, why everyone should know about it and take action to manage periods in a better way that is good for people, planet, and the wallet.
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Happy Pride Month! Green Periods strives to be an all-inclusive organization breaking the stigma not only around menstruation but basic human rights issues like gender identity and equity. Within the menstrual community, we use the term menstruators or ‘people who menstruate’.
