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Hi
I wanted to share the event that I am 1) Speaking at
2) Planning and Managing
In anticipation of
and minority communities.
The International virtual experience kicks off on Friday, May 26 at 5pm CST. The in person event on Saturday, May 27 will start with a black carpet reception by 10:30 am CST, and will be a safe space to share Black women’s experiences and Black Fathers with teenage daughters. The event is free for participation while vendors showcase their innovations for free and include the family in light outdoor exercises. The Summit in Tulsa will be streamed live on The Black Wall Street Times website.
Studies have found that 1 out of 5 teens in the U.S. miss class because of lack of access to period products and 23% of students have struggled to afford period products. Studies also revealed that a gap in knowledge still exists for men, as one in 10 men (14%) have never had a conversation with a woman about periods.
We will tackle mental health, maternal health, and menstrual health.
The link below sends you to Eventbrite to get access to the Zoom to be able to interact in breakout rooms and ask questions on the 26th!
•Share with a black woman you know who has PCOS, PMDD, Endometriosis, and menorrhagia.
•Share with a father figure you know with a teenage daughter.
https://bit.ly/blackmenstrualhealthday
I am the fractional marketing and events director of Sanicle - a femtech startup bridging the taboo gap between conversations between father figures and daughters who are starting or have already started their menstrual cycle. They provide communication tools, a monthly subscription box with all the necessary items for menstrual care, and a 'How to' guidebook that includes FAQs for everyone to learn more about menstruation.
Their service is for everyone who needs knowledge and menstrual products, regardless of gender. Sanicle understands that menstruation is a normal biological process that affects not only women and girls but also people of all genders. By providing resources and empowering everyone with knowledge about menstrual health and hygiene, Sanicle is helping to break down the stigma surrounding menstruation and promoting overall health and well-being.
Thank you so much