Connect Kindness Connecting People With Organizations To Inspire #happyperiod works to spread awareness on menstrual health, eliminate the stigma surrounding menstruation, and provide people with periods options that are good for their wallet, their body, and the planet. We started #happyperiod because we saw something we couldn't unsee. in 2015, our founder watched a woman experiencing homelessness cross a los angeles street while free bleeding — wearing blood stained clothes in full public view.
Her Foundation Connect Kindness 19k followers, 187 following, 592 posts #happyperiod (@wearehappyperiod) on instagram: "🏆anthem award winner advancing wellness for people with periods through education and cultural change. Since 2015, #happyperiod has been gathering, assembling, and distributing menstrual hygiene kits to people who are homeless, low income, and or living in poverty. #happyperiod strives to eliminate the stigma on menstruation by reshaping the discussion surrounding it, while also providing accessible period care and education. Amidst the covid 19 crisis, #happyperiod redefined the ppe acronym for our mission period protection equipment. creating vending machines for access and easy distribution of ppe at schools, community centers, and shelters that are in need of menstrual products such as pads, tampons, and panty liners.
Kindness Counts When Sharing Happiness Live Happy #happyperiod strives to eliminate the stigma on menstruation by reshaping the discussion surrounding it, while also providing accessible period care and education. Amidst the covid 19 crisis, #happyperiod redefined the ppe acronym for our mission period protection equipment. creating vending machines for access and easy distribution of ppe at schools, community centers, and shelters that are in need of menstrual products such as pads, tampons, and panty liners. #happyperiod · the catalyst for decolonized menstrual health education and safe products for black, brown, and indigenous people with periods. · share your websites, products, social pages, and more, all in one link with bio sites from unfold. Chelsea vonchaz, founder of #happyperiod, sits down with feminist to discuss her inspiration, motivations, and goals behind #happyperiod and highlights new and upcoming campaigns to help create safe period care. 🩸 today is menstrual hygiene day 🩸 and we’re proud to say: we’ve been doing this work for 10 years. #happyperiod is the first black led menstrual movement—born from the need to center the health, dignity, and voices of black and brown people with periods. #happyperiod is a social movement of girlfriends with a mission to eliminate stigma surrounding menstruation and provide menstrual products to low income and homeless communities.
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