VISIBLE PANTY LINERS: THE UTAH PERIOD PROJECT Sep 22 Written by Jayden Davis Utah Period Project has worked tirelessly to pass H.B. 162—Period Products in Schools. “It is now mandated that every single public and charter school in the state of Utah, grades K–12, must provide free and easily seen period products in female and gender neutral bathrooms.” explains Emily Bell McCormick, the founder of The Policy Project, the initiative that runs The Utah Period Project, which partnered with Aunt Flow to bring about this legislative change—making Utah one of the first states to offer free and accessible period products in schools. Jayden Davis Previous Previous Women have always been trailblazers in the West. Why are some states falling behind? Next Next 'We're ready for this': 1st of free period product dispensers installed at Utah schools
VISIBLE PANTY LINERS: THE UTAH PERIOD PROJECT Sep 22 Written by Jayden Davis Utah Period Project has worked tirelessly to pass H.B. 162—Period Products in Schools. “It is now mandated that every single public and charter school in the state of Utah, grades K–12, must provide free and easily seen period products in female and gender neutral bathrooms.” explains Emily Bell McCormick, the founder of The Policy Project, the initiative that runs The Utah Period Project, which partnered with Aunt Flow to bring about this legislative change—making Utah one of the first states to offer free and accessible period products in schools. Jayden Davis
