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Stop apologizing for menstruating, says Midol in new spot

Midol’s new campaign urges people who menstruate to stop apologizing for what is completely normal. With the new spot, featuring a diverse cast of real menstruators sharing their experiences, the brand hopes to contribute to a larger conversation surrounding period and body positivity.

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If You re Not Angry About Period Poverty, You re Not Listening

More than a million teenagers struggled to access products last year – and that s just the tip of the iceberg.

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Upbeat animation points out there s no shame in periods

Directed by Anna Ginsberg and Caitlin McCarthy for the charity Bloody Good Period to mark Menstrual Hygiene Day, the film is an entertaining watch with a serious message

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NewsNow: Period Poverty news | Breaking News & Search 24/7

Track breaking Period Poverty headlines on NewsNow: the one-stop shop for Period Poverty news

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One million girls in UK face period poverty during pandemic

One million girls in UK face period poverty during pandemic Clea Skopeliti © Provided by The Independent Period poverty has affected more than one million in the UK over the course of the pandemic, a survey by an international children’s charity has found, as the coronavirus crisis led to a rise in young people struggling to afford sanitary products. Research by Plan International UK showed 36 per cent of girls and young women aged between 14 and 21 struggled to afford period products over the last year, with half of this number saying they did not have enough money to buy products at all at some point.

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