Snap the #TamponTaxi
Until the 19th December, this London taxi will be driving the global period poverty agenda across the city. Snap the #TamponTaxi and share with @thisisourperiod to show your support for putting the breaks on period poverty for everyone, everywhere
HuffPost Hail this cab!
“The black cab has been given a pink makeover and is now adorned with tampons, Mooncups and sanitary towels. It’ll be driving around London from today until 19 December, operating as a regular cab to raise awareness of period poverty both in the UK and abroad.”
Periodical Diary hops in
To talk to us about inequality in period poverty and how they’re fighting back. They’re joining us to drop off donations inside the City and Hackney Mental Health College. This little taxi really is driving change.
BamBam Boogie joins us
A live interview and twerking class in the taxi with BamBam as she joins us with her friend Thais from Turbant.se to raise awareness of global period poverty for everyone, everywhere. You can join the conversation by snapping the #tampontaxi and sharing with @thisisourperiod
Its a global issue
This little tampon taxi is putting the brakes on period poverty, but its not just an issue in the UK its global. Throughout November and December we’ll be raising awareness of global period poverty using the tampon taxi as a vehicle for conversation.
About us
How we work
This is our period to take a stand.
All around the world campaigners, protesters and practitioners are raising their voices in support of people with periods.
Project Period is here to provide a space for existing allies to organise and create a global coalition to fight against period poverty.
We’re building a movement set on providing period products to all those who need them, no matter where they are from or how deep their pockets are.
In coming together, we’re maximising momentum on efforts to bring progressive period policy onto the global agenda.
Our Partners
Our global partners are pushing for period justice everywhere. The protest is in their hands.
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