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The conversation around menstrual equity has been growing for years, but public awareness hasn’t kept pace. Today, on Menstrual Health Day, we’re sharing what 8,592 Canadians told us about how this topic is actually understood and talked about publicly.

We unpacked four key findings in our new Ramp Pulse report, a short, focused read for anyone communicating in this space. Download it free at the link below.

https://ramp.agency/what-do-canadians-actually-know-about-menstrual-equity/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=menstrual-equity-pulse&utm_content=mhd-wrap

Periods shouldn't come at a cost.

The Period Purse is marking Menstrual Health Month with a national campaign calling on Canadians to take action on period poverty. Their work spans product access, education, stigma reduction, and policy change — and this month they're asking everyone to get involved.

Learn more at https://theperiodpurse.com

The Period Purse: Fighting Period Poverty in Canada - The Period Purse The Bloody Legends are the heartbeat of The Period Purse — their monthly donations make dignity possible year-round. Join them and help keep our shelves stocked, workshops running, and change in motion.

We partnered with our friends at Caddle to survey 8,592 Canadians on how menstrual equity is understood and talked about publicly in Canada. We've written about what we found and why it matters for brands and organizations communicating in this space.
Read it here: https://ramp.agency/what-canadians-actually-know-about-menstrual-equity/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=menstrual-equity-pulse&utm_content=blog-launch

Today we're releasing new Canadian research on menstrual equity.

We partnered with Caddle to survey 8,592 Canadians on how menstruation and menstrual equity are understood and talked about publicly. The findings offer a useful reality check for any organization communicating in this space.

The Ramp Pulse: Menstrual Equity in Canada is available now. Short, focused, and free to download.

https://ramp.agency/what-do-canadians-actually-know-about-menstrual-equity/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=menstrual-equity-pulse&utm_content=launch-post

Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day.

Accessibility isn't a one-time audit or a single person's responsibility. It lives in how content gets written, how sites get built, how campaigns get planned. Every team member has a role to play.

We're proud to participate in GAAD this year alongside accessiBe. Head to their site for practical resources on how to make accessibility part of how your team works.

👉 accessibe.com/gaad-2026

At Ramp, we believe the web should work for everyone.

Last week was Mental Health Week, and there's a lot of important discourse happening. Something we've been reflecting on is whether mental health messaging is actually reaching the people who need it. We dug into that question on the blog this week.

https://ramp.agency/is-mental-health-messaging-actually-reaching-the-people-who-need-it/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pulse-report-launch&utm_content=mental-health-blog

We've spent the last few weeks sharing the organizations and work featured in Ramp's 2025 Impact Report. Today's post wraps the series with something a little different: a look at why we do an impact report in the first place, and what we think it can do for other purpose-driven brands and organizations.

Read it here: https://ramp.agency/what-producing-an-impact-report-does-for-your-brand/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=impact-report-2025&utm_content=wrap-post

The organizations protecting Canada's natural spaces and freshwater systems rarely get the visibility their work deserves. It takes sustained effort, strong partnerships, and communications that help translate complex environmental work into something funders, partners, and the public can actually engage with. Nature and environmental stewardship is one of four sectors featured in Ramp's 2025 Impact Report. This post looks at our work with two organizations doing that work at scale across Canada.

Read it here: https://ramp.agency/nature-and-environmental-stewardship-the-work-behind-the-visibility/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=impact-report-2025&utm_content=nature-environment-blog

Today we're spotlighting our work with Michael Garron Hospital Foundation, part of Ramp's 2025 Impact Report health and wellbeing series. The blog looks at what it takes to build real community connection around a hospital, and how two campaign phases helped shift how East Toronto understands and relates to its local hospital.

Read it here: https://ramp.agency/a-hospital-that-belongs-to-its-community-has-to-earn-that/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=impact-report-2025&utm_content=mghf-case-study

Today we're spotlighting our work with The Period Purse, part of Ramp's 2025 Impact Report health and wellbeing series. The blog looks at the issue of period poverty in Canada, what The Period Purse is doing about it, and the website redesign Ramp delivered to help them do that work at scale.

Read it here: https://ramp.agency/why-menstrual-equity-belongs-in-the-health-conversation/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=impact-report-2025&utm_content=tpp-case-study