#WWBSCAMPAIGN - PODCAST - TEENS SPEAK UP

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!

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HERS MAGAZINE ARTICLE

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!

#WWBSCAMPAIGN - RSS FUNDRAISER

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!

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