Every Month: The charity tackling period poverty in Greater Manchester
As the cost of living crisis continues, more and more people are struggling to afford period products and one charity
As the cost of living crisis continues, more and more people are struggling to afford period products and one charity
Around 15 million women are of menstrual age in the UK. Of these women, one in eight are affected by
Last October Freya Slack, who studies Interactive Arts at Manchester Metropolitan University, launched the initiative Don’t Cramp My Style as part of a university project. It soon blew up into something much more important: period poverty campaigning.
Sometimes it is often easy to miss things that are happening right in front of you. It’s easy to miss because you’re not looking for it. But sometimes, that can only make the problem worse.
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