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What if menstrual health was recognized as a fundamental human right, just like access to clean water or education? Join me as we explore this provocative question and more in our latest episode. As we wind down Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I share personal reflections on self-care. We shift focus to an often-overlooked issue: menstrual health. My nonprofit, Scrub Life Cares, is at the forefront of providing menstrual products and health education to underserved communities. We confront the stigmas and challenges of period poverty head-on.

Empowerment is key in the movement for menstrual rights, and this episode offers a roadmap for advocacy. From leveraging social media to organizing community workshops, I share insights from my journey into activism fueled by a life-changing experience in Uganda. We discuss how individuals can make a meaningful impact, even in conservative communities, by partnering with like-minded organizations and pushing for policy change. Advocacy begins with education and engagement, and together, we can champion menstrual health as a fundamental human right for everyone. Tune in to discover how you can be part of this important movement!

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