By Nidhi Bhogi and Shriya Das The Israel-Hamas Conflict is an ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas due to tensions from territorial...

In the movement against period poverty, advocates and organizations like SAPP have been pushing for menstrual products made free....

Many menstruators have heard the phrase “that time of the month,” “crimson tide,” “code red,” or “on the rag” before. Although these...

Ah, the dreaded PMS. A time of bloating and headaches, cramps and breakouts. Seems like fun, right? Not quite. In fact, it can be so...

So, you wanna know how you can help to tackle period poverty? Here are some ideas that can help you start with combating period poverty...

With the ongoing taboo that female consumers enjoy shopping and spending more money than men, it’s no surprise that women are targeted...

you want to keep the blood and milk hidden as if the womb and the breast never fed you -rupi kaur (4) These powerful words are only a...

What do you think of when you hear the word poison? Arsenic? The Black Widow? Radium? The Death Stalker, perhaps? Well, I am here to...

Every person across the globe has been affected by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic in some way. From canceling plans, working at home,...

We all know what tampons and pads are (at least, I hope), but what are these menstrual cups you keep hearing about? Are they safe? What...

Let’s start talking about period poverty in other countries that we wouldn’t even think about. Japan has started discussing the issue of...

Welcome to SAPP’s 2021 Menstrual Health Day blog post! Wow, it’s been an entire year since we got up and started running! In the span of...

Welcome to SAPP’s fourth blog post! There are some thing which we can control, and some things which we cannot. When you were in your...

Welcome to SAPP’s third blog post! We have some great news regarding period poverty: Scotland is the first nation to make sanitary...

Welcome to SAPP’s second blog post! Let’s start off by talking more about period poverty . Period poverty is inadequate access to...

by Christina Yang Welcome to SAPP’s first blog post! Students Against Period Poverty, or SAPP for short, is a student led 501(c)(3)...