The Violet Project

Awareness is one of the best ways to protect your health. Learn the signs of Toxic Shock Syndrome and remember to change your tampon or empty your menstrual cup regularly.

learn more about depo provera and other birth control options at https://www.violetproject.org/contraception

Clear communication, respecting boundaries, always asking for consent, and active listening are just a few ways to ensure both partners feel safe in the relationship. Check out https://www.violetproject.org/sexual-violence For more information

Periods aren’t optional. Yet, for millions, period products are out of reach.

~11,000 pads/tampons used in a lifetime, yet nearly 2 in 5 people in the U.S. struggle to afford them. This public health issue is known as period poverty, and it’s time we should do something about it.

Learn more about menstrual equity:
- https://www.ahpma.co.uk/menstruation_facts_and_figures/
- https://period.org/periodpoverty
- https://www.unwomen.org/en/news-stories/explainer/2024/05/period-poverty-costs-too-much-take-action-to-end-it

July is Uterine Fibroid Awareness Month, a time to learn the signs, spread awareness, and support those affected. 💛

Find more information at: https://www.iuga.org/news/news/july-is-post-partum-changes-awareness-month-2026

So make sure to check up on your friends :)

To learn how to connect with a therapist as a teen, check out: https://www.violetproject.org/mental-health

Learn more about the importance of mammography at https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diagnostics/4877-mammogram