Utah groups aim to end period poverty, tampon taxes Nov 12 Written by Jayden Davis The Policy Project has organized a rally for Nov. 17 at the Utah State Capitol. Emily Bell McCormick, founder of The Policy Project, said the rally will have period-related storytelling and bonding. She invites anyone who wants to get involved to come.McCormick explained that while menstrual product drives help supply the community’s current needs, getting involved in state legislation is an important way to end period poverty in the long term. Jayden Davis Previous Previous ‘As fundamental as toilet paper’: Behind the movement to provide period products in Utah schools
Utah groups aim to end period poverty, tampon taxes Nov 12 Written by Jayden Davis The Policy Project has organized a rally for Nov. 17 at the Utah State Capitol. Emily Bell McCormick, founder of The Policy Project, said the rally will have period-related storytelling and bonding. She invites anyone who wants to get involved to come.McCormick explained that while menstrual product drives help supply the community’s current needs, getting involved in state legislation is an important way to end period poverty in the long term. Jayden Davis
