Menstrual cups are a cheaper, more sustainable way for women to cope with periods than tampons or pads
AJ+ on Twitter: "Australia finally scrapped its sales tax for pads and tampons this year after an activist campaign, joining countries like India and Kenya. They used to be taxed 10% and
Scotland 'first country in world' to give free sanitary products to women on low incomes | The Independent | The Independent
Having a period is unaffordable in Kenya, yet no one wants to talk about it | Working in development | The Guardian
Social entrepreneur launches a 'period revolution, one box of tampons at a time' | The Daily Pennsylvanian
Why I started the campaign to get free tampons in schools | Dazed
Free Menstrual Pads May Not Be Enough To Help Girls Deal With Their Period : Goats and Soda : NPR
A Quarter of the World Now Has Tax-Free Menstrual Products — Beautiful News
Period Poverty': Why No One Is Talking About Eco-Friendly Solutions - PassBlue
20 Places Around the World Where Governments Provide Free Period Products
Kenya's schoolgirls to get free sanitary pads from government - BBC News
Scotland becomes first country to offer tampons and pads for free, officials say : NPR
African activists seek universal access to sanitary products | Devex
Having a period is unaffordable in Kenya, yet no one wants to talk about it | Working in development | The Guardian
Scotland becomes the first country to offer tampons and pads for free, officials say | WLRN
Having a period is unaffordable in Kenya, yet no one wants to talk about it | Working in development | The Guardian
Kenya's schoolgirls to get free sanitary pads from government - BBC News
Scotland offers free period products in bid to end period poverty - The Washington Post
Kenya's schoolgirls to get free sanitary pads from government - BBC News
Period poverty: Scotland first in world to make period products free - BBC News
IC students' project helping students in Kenya
'The fathers of the tampon tax never had a period' – DW – 11/07/2019
How to get free and cheap sanitary products - Save the Student
Free tampons and the fight against period poverty – DW – 11/26/2020
Having a period is unaffordable in Kenya, yet no one wants to talk about it | Working in development | The Guardian
