Just Like Toilet Paper
We believe every washroom should provide period products.
Inclusive, accessible, free.
We can help you do it, #justliketoiletpaper.
Changing The Flow is dedicated to the achievement of menstrual equity and the elimination of stigma surrounding periods.
We do this through awareness, education, and implementation.
youth fundraiser: Kaiya
Period poverty can mean many different things to many different people.
To some it is not having access to any products, to others it's not being able to afford products.
Sometimes it’s the lack of access to basic sanitation facilities and other times it is just lack of knowledge about menstruation and how to deal with it.
All of these are problems that need to be dealt with.
That is why I have decided to work with Easy Period and Changing The Flow to raise awareness about period poverty and to help make a difference in the lives of people who are struggling with period poverty.
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Whether you are researching menstrual equity for the first time or you have been at it for a long time, we can help you.
Providing period products in washrooms, while simple in concept, can present challenges for organizations of all sizes.
If you are here, you recognize the importance of menstrual equity. Let us help you move from thought to action.
Book a free 30 minute meeting to find out how we can help you.
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What is Menstrual Equity?
Menstrual Equity is affordable and safe access to menstrual products when and where they are needed. Without it, we sacrifice the health and dignity of people who menstruate.
Why we say People Who Menstruate and Menstruators
Changing The Flow recognizes that not all women menstruate, and that not everyone who menstruates is a woman.
We intentionally use inclusive language such as menstruators or people who menstruate to include girls, trans men, trans boys, non-binary, gender fluid, gender non-conforming individuals and all others who experience menstruation.
We welcome constructive feedback on how we can be better and do more to be inclusive. We encourage members of marginalized communities to call us in if we are not hitting the mark in our actions and our words.