Period Poverty Awareness Week 2025 Toolkit
May 12 – 18, 2025
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As members of the National Coalition to End Period Poverty (@ncepp), we’re proud to join @periodsupplies for Period Poverty Awareness Week, May 12-18, 2025. We’re celebrating this year’s theme, “Ending the Cycle, Together,” by [how your organization is participating].
Together, we can end the cycle of period poverty. 🙌🏽
Did you know that 2 in 5 people with periods struggle to afford the period supplies they need? We’re joining forces with @periodsupplies for their sixth annual Period Poverty Awareness Week (May 12-18) to raise awareness, start conversations, and advocate for change. #EndPeriodPoverty.
No one should have to miss school or work because they can’t afford period products.
During their sixth annual Period Poverty Awareness Week, we’re teaming up with @periodsupplies to break the cycle and ensure that all people have access to the period products they need to thrive.
Together, we can #EndtheCycle.
Period Supplies Are School Supplies
More than three-quarters of Americans believe that period supplies should be available free-of-charge at public schools and public universities.
A poll conducted by YouGov for the Alliance for Period Supplies found that 76.5 percent of those surveyed agreed with a statement that menstrual supplies like pads and tampons should be freely available in these settings.
Period Poverty Talking Points
Period Poverty is a solvable problem. Check out the link below to find statistics, poll results, and talking points to help explain why period poverty matters in local communities and throughout the U.S., as well as how the Alliance for Period Supplies is working to #EndPeriodPoverty. .
State Period Poverty Fact Sheets
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