Because we believe that one’s financial ability should not define her menstrual hygiene, we provide a sustainable and accessible solution 💡 to fight period poverty. Are you part of an organization working on period poverty issues? 👉 Reach out and learn about our Ecolibree period underwear packs.
Our vision of menstrual justice is aligned with the menstrual health definition as elaborated by the Global Menstrual Collective. Menstrual health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity, in relation to the menstrual cycle. Achieving menstrual health implies that women, girls, and all other people who experience a menstrual cycle, throughout their life-course, are able to: access accurate, timely, age-appropriate information about the menstrual cycle, menstruation, and changes experienced throughout the life-course, as well as related self-care and hygiene practices. care for their bodies during menstruation such that their preferences, hygiene, comfort, privacy, and safety are supported. This includes accessing and using effective and affordable menstrual materials and having supportive facilities and services, including water, sanitation and hygiene services, for washing the body and hands, changing...