Weaving Voices

Calling all creatives! What does vaginal liberation look like to you?

Weave is inviting artists and creatives to submit original artwork for Free the V: The Art of Vaginal Liberation, an artivism project exploring vaginal liberation through creativity, self-expression, and storytelling.

Selected artwork may be featured in our digital art gallery, social media, newsletters, and more! Submit your artwork by Oct. 4 for a chance to receive a $30 Natracare gift card! Submissions will continue to be accepted on a rolling basis.

Know a creative who might be interested? Help us spread the word by sharing this opportunity with your network! Learn more and submit your art: bit.ly/weaveartivismproject26 or click the 🔗 in our bio.

Join Weaving Voices for Health & Justice Oct. 4-10 for Vaginal Health Week 2026!

This year’s theme, “Vaginal Health Is Political,” explores how decisions made by policymakers and elected leaders affect vaginal and reproductive health.

With National Voter Registration Day earlier this week, it’s a timely reminder of the importance of civic engagement and making our voices heard on issues that affect our health.

Stay tuned for new resources, opportunities to take action, and ways to get involved!
Subscribe to our newsletter: https://bit.ly/signupweave
Learn more about : https://bit.ly/weavevhw26

You can also find both 🔗 in our bio! To learn more about voter registration, visit https://vote.gov/register.

Safer cleaning can start with a few easy steps, like ensuring you read the labels on your products and keep them out of reach of children.

Check out our latest factsheet for more information about how cleaning products can affect your health and what you can do about it: bit.ly/weavecleanfactsheet

Want to make your own non-toxic cleaners? Visit our Green Cleaning Party page for easy recipes and more resources! bit.ly/weavegcp

This Labor Day, Weave reflects on the history of dedicated workers fighting for their rights and the rights of the communities they work to empower.

As we honor workers today, we reaffirm our commitment to supporting workers’ rights and ensuring a society that is equitable and just for all.

Bring together friends, family, neighbors, coworkers, or members of your community for a fun, hands-on learning experience by hosting your own Green Cleaning Party!

You will receive access to our Green Cleaning Party Host Guide and additional resources, which provide everything you need to plan and facilitate your gathering, including activity ideas, DIY recipes, shopping lists, and educational resources. We also welcome partnerships that build informed, empowered communities that advance healthy environments.

Ready to host? Fill out our interest form at bit.ly/weavegcphost

Today, we honor the life and legacy of Gloria Steinem with deep gratitude for her decades of advocacy for gender equality and reproductive freedom.

Ms. Steinem is credited with helping popularize the term “reproductive freedom,” affirming the fundamental right to make decisions about our bodies and lives free from coercion and control.

We are grateful for Ms. Steinem’s contributions to movements for reproductive, racial, environmental, and gender justice, and for the generations of advocates who continue to carry this work forward.

Thank you, Gloria Steinem, for your courage, your voice, and your commitment to a more just and equitable world. Rest in power. 🕊️

Meet Our New Board Members! Weave is excited to welcome three new board members: Shae Barber, a dedicated researcher exploring the intersections of gender, the environment, and climate change; Arnedra Jordan, a political scientist and community leader advancing health equity and reproductive justice; and Mary C. White, a renowned epidemiologist and leader in cancer prevention and environmental health.

Their expertise and dedication to environmental health and social justice will strengthen our mission and expand our impact.

We hopped on the "kinda chic" trend! From educating consumers about beauty justice and vaginal health to leading targeted campaigns, Weave is fighting to end that cycle. We are holding Summer’s Eve accountable for using toxic chemicals like boric acid, a known reproductive toxicant, and urging the FDA to protect salon workers and consumers by banning formaldehyde in hair-straightening products.

Making a difference only takes a few clicks. Visit our Action Center at bit.ly/weavetakeaction to learn how you can help protect salon workers, cleaning workers and consumers.