Period Poverty Awareness Week Pledge

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Half of the population menstruates. But not everyone knows that 2 in 5 people struggle to purchase period supplies due to lack of income. This is called period poverty, and chances are we each know someone who has experienced this need -- a neighbor, a coworker, a friend. No student or adult should have to miss work or school, no individual should have to substitute a sock or tissue for a pad, and no person should have to miss out on daily life because they are unable to afford the supplies they need. That is why from May 20-28, Atlanta GLOW will be participating in Period Poverty Awareness Week (PPAW).

The Alliance for Period Supplies created Period Poverty Awareness Week (PPAW) to educate on the issue period poverty and the impact period poverty has on menstruators. Join the movement by taking the pledge below to help #endperiodpoverty. Remember, the more awareness activities you participate in this month, the more opportunities you’ll have to help us #endperiodpoverty! So keep your eyes and ears posted all month long for all the fun details!

Learn more at www.atlantaglow.org/ppaw.

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My Period Poverty Awareness Week Pledge

For Period Poverty Awareness Week, I pledge to do the following (check all that apply): *

Make a monetary donation to the Atlanta GLOW's Period+ program

Drop off a donation of period supplies to Atlanta GLOW's storage unit for its Period+ program (bit.ly/agperioddonations)

Purchase any period product(s) marked "High Priority" on Atlanta GLOW's Walmart Charity wish list (bit.ly/agwalmartlist)

Host a period supply drive (in person or virtually) on behalf of Atlanta GLOW

Talk to 3 people about period poverty and how it affects menstruators

Write period poverty facts on post-it notes and stick them in public places (e.g., clothing store dressing room)

Talk about periods openly in my day to day conversations to help reduce the stigma

Purchase and download Atlanta GLOW"s Menstrual Equity Conversation Cards ($8)

Share information about period poverty on social media

Host a fundraiser in support off Atlanta GLOW's Period+ program

Wear read on Menstrual Hygiene Day on May 28th to bring awareness to menstrual equity

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