By Solomon Wilson, Marjorie Welch Fitts Louis Fellow

February 3, 2022

Dallas-based nonprofit restocks menstrual hygiene supplies for the unhoused — Feb. 2, 1:44 p.m.

By Akexis Allison

August 30, 2021

Meet the people pursuing menstrual equity in North Texas

They don’t think feminine hygiene products should be taxed or stigmatized — period.

By North Texas Daily

July 15, 2021

Chhaupadi nonprofit organizes menstrual product donations across North Texas.

By Sabrina Gomez

December 7, 2020

Local nonprofit takes on period stigma with art show.

By Amber Gaudet

July 7, 2020

Pilot Point-based group works to fight period poverty, stigma.

By Angelica Perez

June 28, 2022

Reports of a national shortage on tampons are prompting women to stock up

By Yahoo Finance

July 16, 2022

State Sen. Drew Springer (SD-30) last week worked with Walmart to facilitate a $5,000 contribution to a local non-profit to ensure those in need have access to feminine hygiene products in local schools.

By Weatherford Democrat

July 16. 2022

Springer teams with Walmart, nonprofit for feminine hygiene products in schools

By: KAUZ Digital Media Team

July 8, 2022

Senator Springer teams up with
Walmart to support nonprofit

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January 4, 2023

Meet Jessica Nordon

We caught up with the brilliant and insightful Jessica Nordon a few weeks ago and have shared our conversation below.

By: Jessica Farmer

February 3, 2021

New student organization advocates for menstrual equity on campus

By: Angelica Perez

Jyne 28, 2022

National shortage of menstrual products triggers ‘tampon turbulence’

By: Local Denton

April 2022

Here’s How Chhaupadi Is Ensuring Access To Period Products Across North Texas

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Daily Inspiration: Meet Jessica Nordon

By: Jeff Woo/DRC

Mar 5, 2022

Show of support for local nonprofit

by Kaitlynn Hutchins

March 09,2023

Description goes hAnnual She-Rock festival celebrates women in music, local community

By: Christian McPhate

December 13, 2023

Denton may offer free period products at city facilities; council will decide in January