by City to Sea | Jun 10, 2021 | Plastic-Free Periods
Periods & Disability, Impairments and Conditions We acknowledge that everyone’s period experience is unique, and if you have a condition or impairment this may come with it’s own menstrual challenges/ considerations. As part of our Plastic Free Periods campaign we...
by City to Sea | May 17, 2021 | Plastic-Free Periods
Using a Menstrual Cup when disabled We know that periods are personal, and changing your period care routine can seem daunting, especially if you have extra needs to consider. In 2020 we conducted a small survey on ‘Periods and Disability’ which found that 2 in 5...
by City to Sea | Feb 19, 2021 | Plastic-Free Periods
Rethink Periods reaches over 100,000 students in first year For those of you who have been following our Plastic Free Periods campaign for the last 3 years, will know that we received funding as part of Waitrose and Partners Plan Plastic Fund to deliver a joint,...
by Hannah Giles | Nov 13, 2020 | Plastic-Free Periods
People with periods Why we talk about ‘people with periods’ instead of only ‘women and girls’ This week is Transgender Awareness Week – a week created to celebrate transgender people and address some of the issues members of the community face. This event takes place...
by City to Sea | Oct 22, 2020 | Plastic-Free Periods, Schools
Rethink Periods is back! What better way to celebrate Environmenstrual Week – a global week of action hosted by Wen, than with the relaunch of Rethink Periods, our period education programme. For those of you who have been following our Plastic Free...
by Lanie Sibley | Sep 3, 2020 | Partners, Plastic-Free Periods
Why go Organic this Organic September? A City to Sea interview with Organic Mondays It’s Organic September, a time to raise awareness about the positive impact of organic products and how we can all get involved! What better way to celebrate than to catch up with...
