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Every day students are missing out on class because of period poverty, shame and inequality.
We’re calling for action from schools, local and national government on shame free access to period products, information and support for all students.
Add your voice
Tell us about your experiences of having your period in school and why you need things to change
Tell them why things need to change
We’ve created a template letter & instructions- its easier than booking a takeaway.
Westminster. 2-4pm, 28th May.
To deliver our stories and demands in a shame shifting parade of red glitter, feathers and period power.
“When I needed to go to the bathroom during class [I] wasn’t allowed as I ‘should’ve gone during break’.”
“I can walk in and get a condom in a minute if I wanted, but to get a tampon I need to go into reception, ask the receptionist to radio the caretaker, who takes ages to come and take me to a locked cupboard hidden away.”
The organisations and groups supporting young people’s voices and priorities for period dignity in UK schools.
This campaign is hosted by the Empower Period Network, a network of young activists committed to eradicating period inequality and shame in the UK.
This campaign is partly funded by a Game Changer grant from Modibodi. Visit the game changer grants webpage for more information.
