UoM’s student volunteering project ‘Once a Month’ discuss intersectional feminism, toxic masculinity and what the university can do to raise more awareness around period poverty and coercion

Are the free pads in the Students’ Union toilets enough to save you when shark week arrives?

We all want to be more sustainable when it comes to our periods, but is a menstrual cup a gift or a nuisance?

Have you ever thought about period underwear but felt too afraid to try it? Don’t worry, we did it for you

Period poverty is not on lockdown, we speak to Every Month Manchester to find out how they are continuing to support those in need during this crisis

Don’t miss Every Month’s upcoming festive fundraiser, an evening of Carols and music at YES to tackle period poverty

Liv Clarke interviews Every Month founder Rosy Candlin, a campaign set up in Manchester which helps tackle period poverty by making period packs, discussing why its important to openly talk about this issue and how you can get involved by donating products.

Fuse FM’s period-themed club night raised enough tampons to supply someone for eleven years

Period poverty is starting to gain national notoriety, and Freya Slack is part of the conversation associated with it

Join Fuse FM in partying for a great cause – fighting period poverty

Victoria Evans speaks to Gaby Hartfield about ‘Once a Month’, a Student Action project fighting period poverty in a compassionate and practical way.