‘As fundamental as toilet paper’: Behind the movement to provide period products in Utah schools Nov 16 Written by Jayden Davis The Policy Project has been lobbying for menstrual equity since 2018, taking on issues such as lack of access to period products and the high cost associated with these supplies. The local nonpartisan group was successful in ending Utah sales tax incurred by menstrual products as part of an overarching tax reform bill passed in January 2020. Jayden Davis Previous Previous Cotton balls, towels and diapers: Utah girls who can’t afford period products are turning to cheaper alternatives Next Next Utah groups aim to end period poverty, tampon taxes
‘As fundamental as toilet paper’: Behind the movement to provide period products in Utah schools Nov 16 Written by Jayden Davis The Policy Project has been lobbying for menstrual equity since 2018, taking on issues such as lack of access to period products and the high cost associated with these supplies. The local nonpartisan group was successful in ending Utah sales tax incurred by menstrual products as part of an overarching tax reform bill passed in January 2020. Jayden Davis
