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Join Mujeres and Menstruators United (MAMU) for a panel with grassroots activists about the work happening on the ground to pass period policy.

Únase a Mujeres y Menstruadores Unidos para un panel con activistas de base sobre el trabajo que se está realizando en el terreno para aprobar la política del período.

Panelists l Panelistas:

Adele Stewart, Georgia STOMP (Georgia)

Noelle Spencer, University of Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania)

Lysne Tait, Helping Women Period (Michigan)

Samantha Glover, Red Equity (Nevada)

Traducción al español en vivo!

This panel will be moderated by Eiko La Boria from the Flow Initiative in New Jersey and Sasha Goodfriend from the Massachusetts Chapter of the National Organization for Women (Mass NOW).

Mujeres and Menstruators United (MAMU) is a new initiative to convene menstrual activists from across the country to strengthen the movement to end period poverty across the country. Our goal is to pass period policy on the local, state & federal level so menstrual products are as universal as toilet paper. At bimonthly coalition meetings we will share resources from menstrual activists on the ground working to pass period policy on the local level and organize our collective power to pass the Menstrual Equity for All Act, recently reintroduced by Congresswoman Meng (D-NY)

RSVP Today!

Join us *In Person!*

Join the 

Mass NOW Board

 and members for an in person member appreciation night to celebrate all we’ve accomplished this year already!In February we announced our

 first state grant

, $150,000 to launch a menstrual product program throughout Fall River and earlier this year the Massachusetts Senate unanimously voted to pass the I AM bill to Increase Access to Menstrual products, one historic step closer to becoming law!If your not already, 

become a Mass NOW member

 to help us bring the I AM bill to the finish line and fight for a feminist democracy!Meet us at All She Wrote Books, 451 Artisan Way, Somerville, MA 02145

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