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joselyndumas · 5 years ago
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RepostBy @couldyoucup: Happy National (US) Period Day! Here at CouldYou? We are hoping that the following year will be the year where we not only eradicate period poverty but also the year that we shift the focus to more sustainable menstrual hygiene practices #NationalPeriodDay . The @couldyoucup is donated by @couldyouchangetheworld to girls in deprived areas who cannot afford sanitary products. @joselyndumasfoundation partners with this NotForProfit organisation to fight period poverty in Ghana. ________________________________________________________ At #JoselynDumasFoundation (Formerly known as #JCDFoundation ), it is our commitment to support existing efforts at enhancing the lives of Children of #Ghana and Africa at large. A responsibility and contribution towards making a great and strong haven for the future of Needy Children . (Visit our website in bio for more information) #JoselynDumas #GirlHealth #WomenHealth #MenstrualHealth #CouldYouCup #CouldYouOrg #CouldYouChangeTheWorld #MenstrualHygiene #PeriodPoverty #CouldYouCupGhana #CouldYouOrgGhana #EndPeriodPoverty #TheMenstruationConversation #TheCouldYouMenstrualCup #WomenEmpowerment #MenstruationMatters #EqualityDignityPeriod #JoselynDumasFoundationAndCouldYouOrg #ChildHealthCare #HealthEducation #ChildDevelopment #ChildSocialCare #ChildrensRights #EndPoverty #EmbracingPossibilities #ForEveryChild https://www.instagram.com/p/B33B9EQJL5g/?igshid=1biqyetazrq63
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samanthalauzon · 5 years ago
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Dear @ihartericka I travel to @ryerson_u as a guest speaker several times a year and at yesterday's class we actually had this discussion! #NationalPeriodDay (at Laval-Des-Rapides, Quebec) https://www.instagram.com/p/B30awlfjXVL/?igshid=14s3k9u0lllgf
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jessejunkocreates · 5 years ago
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@periodmovement and @seventhgeneration have been sharing about #nationalperiodday and today I'm going to call @nygovcuomo to thank him for passing a law that will make menstrual products in New York State disclose their ingredients and ask him to stop taxing these products because we shouldn't be taxed just because we were born female! I'm also going to ask @andrewcuomo to continue pursuing safety and progress in New York State's Personal Care Laws by banning fragrance from menstrual products. Fragrance is a blanket ingredient that can consist of hundreds of chemicals including those linked to cancer, infertility, and birth defects; Fragrance as an ingredient absolutely should not be anywhere near our lady parts! Join me and comment below how you're supporting the #MenstrualMovement today! 💪🏽 👛 👙 . . . #notaxationwithoutrepresentation #femaletax #periodpower #destigmatize #betterbeauty #getfragranceout #tampontax #ilovenewyork #newyork #newyorkperiodproducts #menstruallaws #getyiurlawsoffmyovaries #discloseingredients #tamponingredientslist https://www.instagram.com/p/B3zIV9Sg7xZ/?igshid=7vur72cydumg
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chellebelle8998 · 5 years ago
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from @womensmarch - Where will you be October 19th? We’ll be rallying with @PeriodMovement in celebration of #NATIONALPERIODDAY! So thrilled to announce our new partnership in the #MenstrualMovement coalition. #MenstrualEquality https://www.instagram.com/p/B3lp-2Phd8Yz3toO3NErNEa-VBZySXpWGOs-sE0/?igshid=1nycttdvfkum5
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profeminist · 5 years ago
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“This Saturday, October 19th, is the first-ever #NationalPeriodDay. Period. Inc. is hosting rallies in all 50 states to demand menstrual equity and an end to the tampon tax. Find your local rally at NationalPeriodDay.com! IMAGE DESCRIPTION: square with a light gray background and black font says 35 states tax tampons as luxury items. Viagra is tax exempt and is considered a medical necessity. Let’s change that. Right below is a thick red line and the logo for National Period Day October 19.”
-  It's On Us
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emilys-list · 5 years ago
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Today is the first-ever #NationalPeriodDay! In all 50 states & DC today, rallies will be held to bring attention to the #tampontax that disproportionately affects people who menstruate, especially those with lower-incomes.
34 U.S. states still have a sales tax on period products — considering them “non-essential” items. 1 in 4 women struggle to afford period products due to a lack of income. It’s unacceptable. 
When we #ElectWomen, we see changes in this policy. In Nevada, two of our women, state Sens. Joyce Woodhouse and Yvanna Cancela, proposed a ballot measure that eliminated taxes on period products in 2018, and it passed!
If your state has sales tax, then it might have a #TamponTax too. See if your state has one here: http://bit.ly/2MqRBoE 
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cowboyjen68 · 5 years ago
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Coming soon.. stupid period meme featuring Jen and Lori Lou. I signed up for their monthly newsletter.. my question... can they sync that up with MY monthly “newsletter” so I don’t keep forgetting to pick up more tampons?
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signsofthemarch · 5 years ago
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“I joined the amazing peeps behind the Period Movement for the first ever National Period Day and we rallied at the Colorado State Capitol to abolish the tax on period products and advocate for affordable and accessible period products for all.” . #Signsofthemarch 📸credit: @alanalb93 . . @periodmovement @periodequity @periodgirlfilm @nadyaokamoto @periodkitsdenver @jaredpolis @thatsmyperiod @seventhgeneration #taxfreeperiod #nationalperiodday #nationalperiodday2019 #periodpower #periodpoverty #periodequity #periodsgonepublic #periodpositive #periodpositivity #periodmovement #menstrualmovement #menstrualequality #endthestigma #unitedforaccess #endperiodpoverty #tamponsforfree #tamponsforall #tampontax #pinktax #axthetax #axthepinktax #axthetampontax #transpeoplebleedtoo #givedignity #normalizethenormal #mybiologyisnottaxable https://ift.tt/2WMutVh
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imavajones · 5 years ago
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#hairandbeauty #hair #Haircut #hairdiscrimination #hairstyle #hairlove #HAIRBRUSHSPANKING #hairyfemales #hairloss  #BerniesBack #DavidDuke #NationalPeriodDay #Worlds2019 #CRYMCI #4YearsWithTWICE #avfc
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joegiallanella · 5 years ago
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Seventh Generation introduces charitable co-venture to support organizations working toward period equity.
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oldguardaudio · 5 years ago
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On #NationalPeriodDay, Julián Castro remembers those who have to choose between work and tampons
On #NationalPeriodDay, Julián Castro remembers those who have to choose between work and tampons
Tampons being taxed in many states as luxury items has been on the Democrats’ radar for a while now; back in 2016, when he was sitting for interviews with YouTube stars, Barack Obama guessed that it’s because men wrote the laws that items like pads and tampons were subject to state sales tax.
So-called “tampon justice” drew a little closer to reality that same year when Rep. Grace Meng of Queens,…
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mad-kat · 5 years ago
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Protest luxury tax on period products to make them more accessible to those living in poverty.
Tampons and pads are a necessity not a luxury.
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naogata · 5 years ago
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Favorite tweets: The first-ever #NationalPeriodDay aims to cancel the tampon tax, and you can join the movement https://t.co/jNvZqaowqZ pic.twitter.com/xeGgbzLeDz— HelloGiggles (@hellogiggles) October 17, 2019
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csrgood · 5 years ago
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End Period Poverty: Seventh Generation Partners With PERIOD on #NationalPeriodDay
(GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Seventh Generation, a leading household and personal care products company and a pioneer in the eco-friendly products space, is partnering with PERIOD, a non-profit working to end period poverty and period stigma, on the first-ever National Period Day, Saturday, October 19. Youth activists nationwide will rally across all 50 states to raise awareness for the issue of period poverty, demanding clean and healthy period products to be freely accessible in schools, shelters, and prisons, and to call for eliminating the tampon tax.
To reinforce its mission to champion period equity, Seventh Generation has also announced a new charitable co-venture to support organizations, like PERIOD, working toward period equity. Across the brand’s full portfolio of period care products, including pads and tampons, 43 cents per package - representative of the average cost of the tampon tax in the United States - will be donated to organizations doing impactful work to reverse period inequity.¹
“Seventh Generation is committed to championing period equity through our products, our advocacy actions and our partners, and we’re proud to be driving this work forward in partnership with PERIOD,” said Ashley Orgain, Global Director of Advocacy and Sustainability at Seventh Generation. “At Seventh Generation, we believe access to period care products is a fundamental right, not a privilege. It’s our hope the action, support and conversation generated on National Period Day will be an incredible next step towards achieving menstrual equity for all.”
Beyond the tampon tax, there is a need for more programs to supply tampons and pads for populations that don’t have access to period care products. Seventh Generation believes all who menstruate should have access to green and clean period care options, which is why the brand’s tampons are made of 100 percent organic cotton and free of unnecessary fragrances and deodorants.
To bring further attention to the issue of period poverty, Seventh Generation and PERIOD released a PSA, SEE RED, which highlights the insight that if faces were bleeding, someone would do something to help. When blood is hidden, it’s much easier to ignore. Not having tampons and pads means not being able to go to school or work.
“I started this organization when I was 16 years old, and Seventh Generation was the first company to donate period care products for us to distribute to the homeless in Portland,” said Nadya Okamoto, Founder and Executive Director of PERIOD. “Five years later, now as the largest youth-run NGO in women’s health in the world, we’ve come full circle in our partnership and are together ready to make history in the menstrual movement as we fight for freely accessible period products for all and an end to the tampon tax.”
PERIOD’s expansive network of youth-run chapters, in partnership with Seventh Generation, will host rallies in all 50 states on October 19. To find the nearest rally, visit NationalPeriodDay.com. Join the conversation on social by using #NationalPeriodDay and tagging @periodmovement and @seventhgeneration to tell us why you fight to end period poverty.
To learn more about Seventh Generation’s period care products, please visit SeventhGeneration.com.
About Seventh Generation For nearly 30 years, it’s been Seventh Generation’s mission to help you protect your world with our environmentally conscious and effective household products. Our products are solutions for the air, surfaces, fabrics, pets and people within your home -- and for the community and environment outside of it. Seventh Generation offers a full line of laundry, dish and household cleaners, baby products including Free & Clear diapers, training pants and baby wipes, plus recycled paper products and recycled plastic trash bags, and feminine care products including Organic certified tampons. The company derives its name from the Great Law of the Iroquois Confederacy that states, "In our every deliberation, we must consider the impact of our decisions on the next seven generations." For information on Seventh Generation cleaning, paper, baby and feminine personal care products, to find store locations, and explore the company's website visit www.seventhgeneration.com.
About PERIOD Nadya Okamoto started PERIOD when she was 16 years old and living in Portland. Currently a junior at Harvard, Nadya recently published her debut book, Period Power: A Manifesto for the Menstrual Movement with publisher Simon & Schuster.
Founded in 2014, PERIOD is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. PERIOD's mission is to eliminate period poverty and stigma through advocacy, education, and service. With the support of generous partners, sponsors, and individuals PERIOD delivers menstrual products and PERIOD packs to those in need. Through thoughtful education geared to destigmatize the way periods are thought and talked about, the organization is elevating the issue to eliminate the taboo through a growing network of high school, college, and community chapters.
Contact Brandi Thomas Seventh Generation [email protected] 315-727-5345
A photo accompanying this announcement is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/4c988847-583b-4e5c-9478-145e742ec275
source: https://www.csrwire.com/press_releases/42842-End-Period-Poverty-Seventh-Generation-Partners-With-PERIOD-on-NationalPeriodDay?tracking_source=rss
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imavajones · 5 years ago
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#girls #lashes #DavidDuke #SaturdayThoughts #TOTWAT #CHENEW #Watford #BerniesBack #NationalPeriodDay #ThePresidentIsACrybaby #SaturdayThoughts #beautyproduct
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