Supporting student success begins with meeting students' essential needs—and access to menstrual products is one of them.

Research shows that one in 10 college students has experienced period poverty, a challenge that can affect class attendance, academic performance, and students' sense of belonging on campus.

As institutions continue to invest in student well-being, menstrual equity has become an important part of creating environments where students feel supported, respected, and empowered to succeed.

In "Period Equity on Campus: Designing Supportive Environments and Improving Student Experiences," learn how expanding access to period care can improve the student experience while reinforcing your institution's commitment to equity and inclusion.

Download the guide to explore actionable insights and best practices for advancing menstrual equity on your campus.