Every day, the shame around periods and a shortage of resources stop people in Aotearoa from living their lives.
Our mission is to provide safe spaces for period conversations, get period education to those that need it, and ensure every menstruator in Aotearoa has the same access to period products.
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Communications & Social Media Specialist: Start Feb 2021
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What we do
We work at the critical intersection of menstruators and their needs by creating sustainable change for them, their families, and their communities through our three pillars.
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The Period Place
in parliament
Talking periods with the Prime Minister and Minister for Women.
Our co-founders, along with other period advocates, met with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Minister for Women Julie Anne Genter to discuss period poverty in Aotearoa, and in particular, it’s impact in our schools.
About Bloody Time!
At 40 years old, filmmaker Rachel Judkins decided it was finally time to confront her hang-ups around talking about her period.