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To celebrate the beauty of nudity and the sacred feminine power, she often uses her menstrual fluid in her art works.

SEEKING RESEARCH PARTICIPANTS Changing the Flow is seeking previously incarcerated menstruating individuals to participate in a study about menstruation experiences within the Canadian prison system

I am nervous and excited. Mostly though, I am committed to ensuring that you continue to receive great care.

Everything is social media as far as communication goes. Or so it seems. The ability to connect with our supporters and bring our message to large audiences is real, and that part is great.  Nevertheless, there are times a message just doesn't fit well anywhere, so maybe it becomes a blog post. If you are reading this, well I suppose it did.  I invite you to listen to the message in the video, as that is really what this is about. How one person, buying gifts at a market, can directly and meaningfully impact so many others.  I mention artists and organizations that all are worthy of your time and money. It would mean a lot to me if you checked...

There were discussions of who even gets access right now, and how we need to change it. There was a long conversation about barriers to accessing menstrual care and the populations most vulnerable to inequity; from the discussion of period poverty sprang the need to name colonization as a root of shame, and the need for a shift in perspective as a society, highlighting how intertwined these issues really are.