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Power in the Flow: Menstrual Equity and Reproductive Justice

SisterSong, Mass NOW, and Our Bodies Ourselves (OBOS) partnered to host ‘Power in the Flow: Menstrual Equity and Reproductive Justice,' an exciting conversation among leaders in the menstrual health space, on the intersection of menstrual equity and Reproductive Justice. Dr. Noelle E. Spencer (SisterSong) joined Sasha Goodfriend (Mass NOW/OBOS), Ja’lyn McElroy (PUPA Project), Eiko La Boria (The Flow Initiative/OBOS), and Adele Stewart (Georgia STOMP) to discuss how their work to destigmatize menstruation and to improve health outcomes through education and advocacy is integral to the fight for reproductive justice. If you are passionate about menstrual health, reproductive justice and health equity, this conversation is for you! Want to learn more? Read about and follow the organizations that our speakers are affiliated with, below! About SisterSong: SisterSong is a Southern-based, national membership organization; our purpose is to build an effective network of individuals and organizations to improve institutional policies and systems that impact the reproductive lives of marginalized communities. Learn More/Get Involved: Website: https://www.sistersong.net/about-x2 | Instagram: @sistersong_woc About Mass NOW Founded in 1968, the Massachusetts Chapter of the National Organization for Women (Mass NOW) is a multi-strategy grassroots feminist organization in the Commonwealth. Learn more/ Get involved: Website: https://www.massnow.org/ Instagram: @massnow About Our Bodies, Ourselves Our Bodies Ourselves (OBOS) is an educational, activist initiative supporting the health and sexuality of women and gender-expansive people Learn more/ Get involved: Website: https://ourbodiesourselves.org/ | Newsletter: https://ourbodiesourselves.org/newsle... | Donate: https://ourbodiesourselves.org/donate | Instagram: @obostoday | Facebook:   / obostoday   | LinkedIn:   / obostoday   | YouTube:    / @ourbodiesourselvestoday7240   About The Flow Initiative: The Flow Initiative is a national organization committed to eradicating period poverty and achieving menstrual equity for all. Learn More/Get involved: Website: https://theflowinitiativefoundation.org/ | Instagram: @theflowinitiative About The PUPA Project: The PUPA Project is a Mississippi-based nonprofit dedicated to menstrual equity, education, and dignity. We provide free menstrual products, youth-centered education, and community support to ensure menstruators, especially girls and teens, have what they need to thrive. Learn more / Get involved: Website: www.thepupaproject.org | Email: [email protected] | Social Media Handles: @thepupaproject About Georgia STOMP The Georgia STOMP Coalition was founded to challenge the discriminatory sales tax on menstrual products in Georgia, hence the acronym STOMP – Stop Tax On Menstrual Products/ Today, we are a statewide coalition of advocacy, service, and professional organizations dedicated to advancing menstrual equity and ending period poverty in Georgia. Learn more/Get involved: Website: https://georgiastomp.org/ Instagram: @georgia_stomp