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Green Revolution: Embracing Eco-Friendly Feminine Hygiene
One such revolution is the shift towards eco-friendly feminine hygiene products, notably menstrual cups and reusable pads. Deep Bajaj - Founder, Sirona Hygiene Ltd. talks about embracing eco ...
Response to Pan-African Sisterhood Health Initiative pad-making project is ‘overwhelming’ — in a good way
After an Inquirer story on P.A.S.H.I., which sews reusable period pads for girls and women in Africa, the group got a boost ...
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These Black retirees in Philly meet every week to sew period pads for women in Africa and Caribbean
The Pan-African Sisterhood Health Initiative (P.A.S.H.I.) brings joy to people all across the world by creating reusable, washable cotton menstruation pads for girls and women in Africa and the ...
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NH schools are currently required to provide period products. New bill looks to end that
Some NH Republican lawmakers have introduced a bill to remove the requirement for schools to provide free menstrual products ...
Philadelphia Organization Protects African Girls Reproductive Health By Sewing Period Panties
Many African girls miss class due to a lack of hygiene products. This Philadelphia organization is creating reusable period panties to help.
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Debbie Wachter | Food for thought: Free period products in schools make life easier
An unusual but necessary need is being met this week with $3 million in the form of a grant from the state governor’s office.