DfG recently received results back from surveys conducted with schools in Nepal and Kenya. The results are very positive: DfG Kits are helping to keep girls in school, and even in urban areas where disposables are more available, girls are still very satisfied with using washable pads.
The Power of Community: Volunteers Lead Change through Local Distributions At Days for Girls International (DfG), the strength of our volunteers is one of the driving forces behind our belief in local leaders putting their compassion into action. The work of DfG Chapters and Teams happens around sewing tables in community centers, churches, and even…
Utah law already requires period products in government buildings and public schools. Why not hospitals? Penni Smith, Program Coordinator for the Utah Center for Bleeding and Clotting Disorders at Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital (PCH), was researching ways to help patients experiencing period poverty when she found herself asking this question over and over again. Utah…
400+ businesses, in 62 countries, reaching almost half a million employees across the globe! Last month, the Period Positive Workplace (PPW) initiative celebrated an important milestone: over 400 businesses in 62 countries have received PPW certification, creating menstrual-friendly workplaces for almost half a million employees across the globe. As the movement gains momentum, the PPW…
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