We Won't Be Silenced Campaign

In February, a local yoga studio held a sweat for a cause event to help raise money for the #WWBSCAMPAIGN. Having the ability to connect with an organization and make this possible was amazing! The campaign ended up gaining over $200 from this single class which means that there is over $600 in donations currently. Let's get to $1,000! Click me to donate!

In December, I went to New York City for work and did a podcast with the Teens Speak Up organization. @teenspeakup. During the podcast, we discussed the stigma surrounding menstruation, young people + activism, and so forth. I had such a wonderful time and I'm proud of all the hard work that us young people are dedicating to improving the world. Visit the @teenspeakup Instagram page to learn more about the podcast. You can also listen to it on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more!

Hi everyone! The #WWBSCAMPAIGN is currently doing a skincare giveaway, so head over to the Instagram account @wwbscampaign to enter! All of the proceeds for the campaign go towards menstrual products for homeless and domestic violence shelters nationwide. The campaign just became global, so feel free to submit a story with the link in the Instagram bio, or here!: Submit A Story Click me to donate! All of the submitted stories will be anonymously used in the book.  TO ENTER:  1. Be following @wwbscampaign on Instagram 2.  Repost something from the @wwbscampaign Instagram account on your story + tag a friend in the comments. Together, we can end period poverty, stigma, and more. #WWBSCAMPAIGN

On December 7th, 2019, HERS Magazine published an article about the #WWBSCAMPAIGN. Click me! Visit the link above to learn more about how I got started in activism and how it shaped me into the person that I am today! 

During the past several months, I've been on the world AIDS day planning committee here in Rhode Island. While attending meetings, the committee decided that they'd like me to speak on behalf of the We Won't Be Silenced campaign at the world AIDS day event. As I began to collect more stories that focused on destigmatizing HIV & STI's, I knew that this would be a good fit. On November 20th, 2019, I presented the campaign. Within two weeks, the campaign raised $200 in donations along with over 20 stories! (Update: the campaign currently has well over 60+). Thank you to everybody who has been donating and submitting stories. We can make change through storytelling! To donate, please visit: Go Fund Me #WWBSCAMPAIGN