by City to Sea | Jun 1, 2022 | Plastic-Free Periods
Period POVERTY Period Poverty Week This week is Period Poverty Week, a global campaign that aims to educate on the issue of period poverty and its impact on people with periods – something we feel passionately about here at City to Sea. Lack of access to period...
by City to Sea | Mar 1, 2022 | Campaign, Plastic-Free Periods
Exclusive poll explores periods, plastics and the public’s perceptions The bloody facts As part of our award-winning plastic-free periods’ campaign, we’re always looking to better understand the barriers and challenges to people accessing and using...
by Hannah Giles | Jan 13, 2022 | Plastic-Free Periods, Uncategorized
Do period pants really work? Yes! Find out how and which to buy Disposable period products are a bloody eco nightmare Single use period products like pads and tampons have been considered the ‘norm’ for a long time now. However, it’s becoming very evident that the...
by City to Sea | Sep 7, 2021 | Plastic-Free Periods
switching toorganic period products #OrganicSeptember – Why you should switch to organic period products today Switching period products can feel a bit of a risk – will it leak? will it be comfortable? will it be overpriced? Organic and plastic-free...
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...
