Educational, non-partisan rally! We will have tables, fun activities for local students, local bands, and several speakers! Our main audience, however, will be local youth!

Not open to the public.

PERIOD. @ The Ohio State University will be hosting an event that involves speakers who will discuss current Ohio legislation surrounding menstrual equity, mainly HB 30. We anticipate having two speakers with an emphasis on how period poverty disproportionately affects menstruators of color, as well as potentially discussing how menstruation plays a role in the identities of other diverse groups. We are hosting a product drive leading up to the event and are currently collecting products in-person as well as virtual donations to the Venmo @Period_OSU. We will wrap up our event with a packing party of these products which will be donated throughout Columbus.

Join PERIOD. @ Nova Southeastern University for a Period Action Day Packing Party! Bring your period product donations to the event!

Hosted by PERIOD. @ Cary, NC. Come join us for a Period Action Day Benefit Movie Night: Bring your blankets and your chairs for a night of education and relaxation. We'll be viewing Disney's production Turning Red.

Equality Through Education is hosting a virtual event which addresses the aspects of Education and Advocacy for PERIOD. Education. We would give out service hours to participants for sending a letter to their representatives and learn more about the curriculum PERIOD. and the Menstrual Equity Education Coalition have launched. 5-6PM EST

All people are welcome, it is a live event online and can be found on Instagram @midwifemarina & @doula_lopez. Topics covered in this online conversation are blood, fertility, reproduction, and sexuality. "The liberation of our body with decolonization robs us of our dignity because we not only lost our cultural heritage but also the connection to dignity for our bodies by knowing, being able to name it, listen to it and thus go through each stage of our lives with dignity from our menarche, gestation childbirth, postpartum until death, they have stolen our peace and freedom in our bodies".

TEMA: LIBERACIÓN DEL CUERPO Es liberar nuestros ciclos de: Temas a cubrir: sangre, fertilidad, reproducción y sexualidad ¿Por qué hoy? porque todos conocemos que el 12 de octubre es conocido por la invasión de los europeos a los pueblos indígenas ¿Elegimos este día? porque se habla de la colonización pero no como se descoloniza ¿Qué se celebra en algunos lugares? Estados Unidos de los indígenas Bolivia la descolonización. La organización mundial period.org celebra el día nacional de acción del periodo menstrual desde el 2019 Es el día para celebrar la visualización de la sangre. la liberación de nuestro cuerpo con la descolonización nos roba la dignidad porque no solo perdimos nuestro patrimonio cultural si no también la conexión la dignidad por nuestros cuerpos al conocer, poder nombrarlo escucharlo y así pasar cada etapa de nuestras vidas con dignidad desde nuestra menarquia, gestación parto, posparto hasta morir, nos han robado la paz la libertad en nuestros cuerpos.

Hosting a Period Packing Party to donate to 3 women's shelters in the Greater Seattle area! (Private Event)

"Impure" will be shown in the cinema at 4 PM Kenyan time, coinciding with the Period Action Day. It will officially open in cinemas one day before, aligning with another important date, the International Day of the Girl Child, and has premiered in Kenya on September 7th 2024 in Kenya. "Impure" tells the poignant story of June, a twelve-year-old Kenyan girl who, after experiencing her first menstruation at school, is confronted with the cruel realities of exclusion and shame. "Impure" boldly tackles the taboo of "period shaming" and "period poverty”—subjects that continue to oppress millions of girls worldwide, preventing them from accessing education and equal opportunities. It is the first feature film to date, giving us a unique angle by putting the audience in the shoes of an affected girl to follow her through her struggle. This thought-provoking film is inspired by real-life tragedies, making its release not just a cinematic event, but a catalyst for change.

This PAD we will be hosting an event with food, art, and speakers to discuss the intersectionality of period poverty! We will  be decorating pouches and packing products to donate to a local organization. We can’t wait to meet you!

Email aarushikhanna13@gmail.com if interested in attending.

An event hosted by PERIOD. @ University of Wisconsin-La Crosse to raise awareness about menstrual equity alongside other campus groups!

Duke Progress Period will be raising awareness about period poverty, reducing stigma around periods, and raising awareness about menstrual health! We will also be collecting menstrual product donations to be donated to local organizations! Join us 2 - 5PM EST.

To support the elimination of the tampon tax in Georgia and prepare advocates for talking about menstrual equity in public, we are hosting a Candid Conversation (train the trainer) session. This will be an in-person event in which attendees will learn how to facilitate conversations about experiences with menstruation, and important advocacy tools they can use to advance varied policy levers! Join us Saturday, October 12th from 12-2:30PM EST!

Join PERIOD. at Augusta University for a PERIOD packing party! Augusta community members, medical students, dental students, undergraduate students and faculty from Augusta University are invited to come help us pack period products for the community!

Join PERIOD. @ Ontario for a public event to raise awareness for menstrual equity. The event will include a mini period packing party as well as gathering social media content.

More information to come!

The Period Pact Houston and Jane's Special Packs host a Greater Houston Area Menstrual Supplies Packing Party and Donation Drive. Join us as we pack supplies for local schools, talk about periods and make our own menstrual equity bracelets. 

Idaho Period Project a celebration and awareness event on PAD. Includes local vendors with an opportunity for our community to shop local, to purchase from food truck Diaz Cafe- who will be giving back 20% on drinks to Idaho Period Project supporters , and of course Period Poverty and Period Equity awareness information. Public welcome!

Hosted by PERIOD. @ Toledo, this event is part of ongoing efforts to raise awareness about menstrual health, break the stigma surrounding periods, and ensure that everyone has access to the menstrual products they need. We will: Educate: Discuss the importance of menstrual health and the challenges many face in accessing essential products. Advocate: Share strategies for advocating for better policies and support for menstrual equity. Take Action: Participate in hands-on activities like packing period kits, writing advocacy letters, or hosting a community drive.

Hanes invites anyone with a period to trade for comfort. In exchange for a tampon or pad (that will be donated after the event), guests will receive a pair of Comfort, Period underwear at the Comfort, Period Trade-In Truck in Williamsburg. Additionally, Hanes will be donating 10,000 pairs of Comfort, Period underwear to organizations both local and national that support women and girls experiencing homelessness.

We will be donating 10,000 pairs of Comfort, Period underwear to local NY organizations as well as other organizations nationwide. No RSVP required!

Period Action Day: Clayton County Edition October 12, 2024 | 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Join us for an important community event to raise awareness and take action against period poverty. Hygiene Kit Packing Party Immediately following from 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Help us make a difference by packing essential hygiene kits for those in need.

We are planning an educational session on menstrual health awareness for students in grades 8, 9, and 10 at a school in Shivane, Pune, India. The session will engage over 100 students, aiming to provide essential information on menstruation, dispel common myths, and promote open, informed discussions about menstrual health. 10 am - 11 am IST.

The Period Education Project is hosting a menstrual health workshop, called a "PEP Rally", hosted by our amazing medical students at Thomas Jefferson University School of Medicine. PEP Rallies are physician-created, medically-accurate workshops for young people in middle/high school that cover all the basics of menstrual health, from anatomy to phases of the menstrual cycle to period product options and safe way to use them to abnormal vs. normal menstrual patterns and more. PEP Rallies are led by trained medical students from schools all across the country.

The mission is two-fold, close knowledge gaps and de-stigmatize the topics of periods with trusted menstrual health education while giving medical students the opportunity to navigate these important conversations, serve their communities and become better future doctors.

For more information, contact hello@periodeducationproject.org.