MH Day Interview: CA Assemblymember Cristina Garcia
This February, California Assemblymember Cristina Garcia made state legislative history when she introduced the Menstrual Equity for All Act of 2021…
Menstrual Equity Interview with Rep. April Berg (D-WA)
This Menstrual Hygiene Day, DfG is shining a light on fierce women leaders paving the way for menstrual equity – and…
Episode 019: Feminine Wellness, Equity & Social Responsibility with Beatrice Dixon
Beatrice Dixon is the founder and CEO of The Honeypot Company: an innovative, natural, plant-based feminine care system that’s changing the…
Episode 018: FemTech and The Women’s Health Revolution with Dr. Brittany Barreto
Dr. Brittany Barreto is the co-founder, executive director and podcast host of FemTech Focus: a nonprofit that’s revolutionizing the women’s health…
Volunteer Spotlight: Chad Humanitarian Response
April is National Volunteer (Appreciation) Month! Days for Girls is lucky to count 70,000 selfless, passionate volunteers on six continents as…
Episode 015: Fighting Period Poverty in Grand Rapids, Michigan with Christine Mwangi
Christine Mwangi is a social change agent, global citizen and founder of Be A Rose, Inc.: a nonprofit tackling period poverty…
Episode 012: “Chill Out & Stop Making This Weird: A Girl’s Survival Guide Extraordinaire” with Kelly Olson
Kelly Olson is a highly-acclaimed puberty book author and former sex ed teacher, with a passion for helping youth navigate coming-of-age…
California Makes Strides In The Fight Against Period Poverty
If California Assemblymember Cristina Garcia has her way, all menstruators in her state will soon have access to free period products.…
Episode 010: Global Health Research and Advocacy with Marni Sommer
Marni Sommer is a renowned researcher, professor and author in the menstrual health field. She specializes in puberty research and adolescent-focused…
Legacy Donor Spotlight: Alexa Renehan
Days for Girls International is blessed with many amazing donors, volunteers and supporters whose commitment to ending period poverty is unwavering.…