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Thanks to your support, we’re able to fund at least two more restrooms around Emory’s campus with completely free and accessible menstrual products. We’re ecstatic that Emory is joining a small but elite class of universities willing to prioritize menstrual health issues, and we can’t wait to see where this progress will continue to take us.
Thank you!
Thank you for your support of College Council’s Tampon Initiative.
We’re excited to share that we are 98 percent of the way to achieving our goal with just 4 days left in the campaign. Help us by sharing this page with anyone you know who is passionate about gender equality, public health, or even higher education – and be sure to let them know there are only 4 days left to make a difference.
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Again, thank you for your support and for all you’ve done to help us get this close to our goal!
With your help we are 88 percent of the way to achieving our goal! Thanks to your support, Emory students, faculty, staff, and visitors are closer to fully accessible menstrual products around our campus. With the success of this program and project, we’re excited to start collaborating with the Goizueta Business School, Nursing School, and the other schools across Emory’s community to expand our impact across the University.
Please help us continue to prioritize the education and healthiness of Emory community members.
Thanks to your generosity, we’re well on our way to reaching our goal, which means three more bathrooms will be able to supply Emory students, faculty, staff, and visitors with the menstrual products they need! We’re not stopping there and would love your continued support in spreading the word and attracting additional support – help us by sharing our page.
With your help we are 83 percent of the way to achieving our goal! Thanks to your support, Emory students, faculty, staff, and visitors are closer to fully accessible menstrual products around our campus.
Please help us continue to prioritize the education and healthiness of Emory community members.
On a day celebrating the success and advancement of women around the world, it’s important to remember there are still barriers to gender equality that impact everyone, including women in our community. Your gift to the Emory College Council for the Tampon Initiative helps us inch one step closer to the institutionalization of accessible menstrual health products.
Your support not only provides for the Emory community, but also sends a message to other schools, universities, and institutions that access to menstrual products is an issue that should not be ignored.
Please spread the word: momentum.emory.edu/ECCTI