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35: Fertility Matters with Jessica Hobbis - Episode 35
35: Fertility Matters with Jessica Hobbis - Episode 35
35: Fertility Matters with Jessica Hobbis - Episode 35
Thursday 30th November 2023
Join Jessica Hobbis and Shari Malou-Leike as they discuss menstrual health, period poverty, and activism in this compelling podcast episode.
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Get the buttons here!Menstrual Health and Activism: Shari Malou-Leike's Mission
Episode Overview
- Shari's Personal Journey and the Birth of the Menstrual Project
- The Role of Art in Menstrual Activism and Community Engagement
- Promoting Sustainable Menstrual Products and Addressing Climate Change
- Advocating for Mental Health Support within Menstruation Activism
- Eradicating Period Poverty: A Vision for the Future
I think the main goal is just eradicating period poverty, allowing menstruators of all economic backgrounds to just be able to menstruate safely and healthily and not having to use dangerous alternatives like plastic or pine cones or dirty cloths because they can't afford it.
Ever wondered how activism can transform lives? In this episode of 'Fertility Matters', Jessica Hobbis chats with Shari Malou-Leike, the dynamic co-founder of the Menstrual Project. Shari's passion for menstrual health and her dedication to combating period poverty shine through as she shares her journey. From starting the Menstrual Project to creating safe spaces for education and support, Shari's work is truly inspiring.
The discussion touches on the importance of sustainable menstrual products and their environmental impact, blending activism with climate consciousness. Shari also delves into the mental health challenges associated with menstruation, advocating for better understanding and support. Through workshops, collaborations, and artistic expression, the Menstrual Project aims to foster open conversations and self-acceptance. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in menstrual health, activism, and the power of community.