You may have noticed that more and more folks are starting to open up the conversation around periods. Whether it’s on social media, in the press or just in day to day chats with our friends, our perceptions of periods are finally beginning to change.
It’s safe to say your period is political! So, here are five reasons your feminist activism should include menstrual equality.
Lauren Allpress writes a love letter to her friend Bridget. By introducing her to menstrual cups and giving her the courage to try one of her own, Bridget changed Lauren’s periods (and thus her life) forever.
How do you remember your first period? Cup Effect Lauren reminisces on the first time she got her period and how her relationship with her body has changed since.
Female success is often hard won and so the cause for pride is even greater – but whilst we can see International Women’s Day as a time to admire how far we’ve come; we also need to think about how far we have to go.
I have one resolution for 2019. I’m going to be period positive. I’m going to champion periods all year long. Hopefully I’ll convince you to join me.
As Valentine’s Day approaches – is it ever a good idea to gift your partner a menstrual cup for the big day? Volunteer Katrina finds out!
We’re so excited to announce that Bronte Huskinson a.k.a. Bookish Bronte is joining The Cup Effect as one of our Ambassadors. Bronte is an Instagrammer, writer and period campaigner who we’re delighted to have on board as we gear up for what’s set to be the biggest year for The Cup Effect yet!
