Period. Inc.

🚨Applications to become a PERIOD. chapter are NOW OPEN!🚨

PERIOD. Chapters are local, youth-led clubs or students groups working to advance PERIOD.’s mission to end period poverty and stigma in their own communities.

➡️Go to period.org/chapters for more info, and to apply.

250 years ago, Americans revolted over paying taxes to a government that didn’t represent them and didn’t share their lives.



Today, people living in 18 states are still subjected to the tampon tax: taxes written into law by legislatures where menstruators had little to no voice.

A tax on a necessity, decided largely by people it will never impact: sound familiar?

TAG YOUR LEGISLATOR IF YOU LIVE IN ONE OF THESE STATES WITH A TAMPON TAX 🩸

Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Wyoming, Hawaii, North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Arkansas, Indiana, Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, and West Virginia.



This Independence Day, we’re carrying on the tradition. No taxation without menstruation.

This one’s for everyone who was misdiagnosed, dismissed, or overlooked. PCOS is officially being renamed PMOS because hormonal imbalance, not ovarian cysts, is at the heart of this condition.

A lack of access to period products = an unmet public health need. This
- check with your future, present, or past university: do they offer free products? Let us know if they do in the comments 💬 — and then let’s work together to make this a university policy and end period poverty. 🤝