Social Media Activation

Social media mavens: Days for Girls needs your help! We’re looking for passionate advocates to amplify our messaging and content on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. If you’re a digitally-fluent advocate with a strong social following – this is the easiest, most effective way to support DfG.

Social media is a fantastic tool for spreading awareness about menstrual health issues, expanding the DfG network and raising critical funds. The stronger our collective social media presence is, the more women and girls we can reach! To engage with us on social media, we recommend following @DaysforGirls and reposting/sharing/tweeting our updates – as well as sharing your own posts in support of our mission (let your friends and followers know why you love our organization!). You can even organize a personal Facebook fundraiser to raise money from within your person network. The options are endless!

To get started, check out our social media toolkit for tips, tricks and best practices. Questions? Reach out to Melanie at communications@daysforgirls.org.


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