Bleeding On The Job: A Menstruation Investigation

"And it’s not just individuals who are moving the needle. Startups are also playing an activist role, helping break taboos. There are companies offering female consumers high-tech underwear that prevents staining and sleek, inconspicuous tampon carrying cases. And there’s at least one brand that upholds the proudly feminist message that periods are not embarrassing, dirty, or a sign of weakness."

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Kennedy RobertsFast Company
Lunapads Documentary Highlights Period Stigma in South Korea

“Lunapads sent reporter Jordan Wade to the streets of Seoul to speak with activists, journalists, and other women about the challenges of menstruation while living in a place where it’s considered shameful to talk about. In the documentary, Suzanne Siemens, co-founder and CEO of LunaPads, said that after Fu Yuanhui helped to 'normalize the conversation about periods' in 2016, she hopes conversations in South Korea during the 2018 Olympics can do the same."

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Kennedy RobertsTeen Vogue
This Company Wants to Be the Glossier for Lube

"One company is hoping to change the game with a new lube, aptly called Hallelubeyah. It's 100% organic, designed to feel like your natural vaginal fluid, and comes in a lip gloss tube-esque container. Essentially, it's meant to be the back-to-basics, minimalist equivalent to your classic lubes, with extra cool packaging. Sound a little familiar?"

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Kennedy RobertsRefinery 29
A Celebration of the Beautiful and Lightly Deranged Emails We get from Period Undie-Makers Thinx

‘This shouldn’t be a recipe for success, but they seem to be doing fine, in large part because the public relations and branding around these period undies is as distinctive as a song, as effervescent as a soap bubble, as relentlessly upbeat as an Avon lady on a mountain of uppers’ - A Celebration of the Beautiful and Lightly Deranged Emails We get from Period Undie-Makers Thinx in Jezebel n

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Kennedy RobertsJezebel