Period. Inc.

TODAY: take one small but powerful action for menstrual equity: give $5.28 in honor of May 28 and the average 28-day menstrual cycle.

Donate at the link in our bio and stories 🔗

This one’s for everyone who was misdiagnosed, dismissed, or overlooked. PCOS is officially being renamed PMOS because hormonal imbalance, not ovarian cysts, is at the heart of this condition.

A lack of access to period products = an unmet public health need. This
- check with your future, present, or past university: do they offer free products? Let us know if they do in the comments 💬 — and then let’s work together to make this a university policy and end period poverty. 🤝

Stepping up onto our soap box for 📣📣📣

Progress happens one event, one conversation, one donation at a time. 🌍❤️

In NYC, .downtownnyc hosted a product drive in collaboration with a local boba shop (and served their signature PERIOD. Drink!)—collecting 6 full boxes of products, with more counting underway.

In Guatemala, .guatemala partnered with PIES de Occidente to distribute menstrual pads to their community, because matters.

At , our chapter turned a donut sale fundraiser into direct impact—raising funds to purchase and donate period products back into their community.

In France, .scporeims hosted a period product collection box, helping make period products more accessible in their region.

And at .sansalvador an education event reached girls ages 10–17, breaking stigma through conversation and care—alongside product donations in partnership with Fundación Redentor and Asociación La Escalon in San Salvador.

This is what global impact looks like. 💥 Period equity is a movement—and it’s growing every day.

poll: Would you use reusable products?

This is what stigma sounds like. Stop saying it — and stop letting people say it to you 💪 What do you hear that reinforces the stigma?