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Why we should stop saying ‘sanitary’ when talking about periods
The way we talk about periods can greatly impact how people think about them.At Grace & Green, we’re committed to not using the terms ‘hygiene,’...
Why period products should be free at work
Should people who menstruate be able to access period products for free? 76 percent say yes. People with periods don’t choose to have periods: it’s something...
How to support menstrual health at work
Periods are a natural part of life, yet the lack of support and attitude towards menstrual health mean they are still creating a surprising...
Can I leave work because of my period?
Imagine waking up on a Monday morning with gut wrenching abdominal cramps, crippling back ache, a thumping head and intermittent nausea. You’d phone in sick,...
Tips for managing your period at work
Periods are a real pain in the neck – or should we say a pain in the abdomen, back, thighs, head… the list goes on....
Why everyone needs to learn about periods
When do you think it became compulsory to have menstrual health as part of the school curriculum for all genders in schools in England? Ten...
Period equity: How we can end period poverty together
Periods are normal, but period poverty is a real problem. For millions around the world, especially those facing financial challenges, periods can be a source...
More than just biology: Addressing the gaps in period education
Period education shouldn’t be a one-size fits all experience. Ultimately, everyone experiences periods differently and education should reflect this. At Grace & Green, we believe...