Cotton balls, towels and diapers: Utah girls who can’t afford period products are turning to cheaper alternatives Nov 18 Written by Jayden Davis A group of women rallied at the state Capitol on Wednesday, and a lawmaker has agreed to sponsor a bill. Jayden Davis Previous Previous Advocates ask students to help propel period products bill Next Next ‘As fundamental as toilet paper’: Behind the movement to provide period products in Utah schools
Cotton balls, towels and diapers: Utah girls who can’t afford period products are turning to cheaper alternatives Nov 18 Written by Jayden Davis A group of women rallied at the state Capitol on Wednesday, and a lawmaker has agreed to sponsor a bill. Jayden Davis