Cycle Alliance gives out feminine products, educates public on menstrual cycle

The Cycle Alliance, a pro-period teenage advocacy group, gathered at the Brooklyn Library on Saturday to hand out menstrual packages equipped with pads and tampons to help people in need, and to educate Brooklyn residents about the female cycle.

News 12 Staff

Apr 16, 2022, 10:35 PM

Updated 909 days ago

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The Cycle Alliance, a pro-period teenage advocacy group, gathered at the Brooklyn Library on Saturday to hand out menstrual packages equipped with pads and tampons to help people in need, and to educate Brooklyn residents about the female cycle.
The group says periods are natural, not shameful. They’re fighting for worldwide accessibility to feminine hygiene products, and continued funding for free menstrual products for women incarcerated in New York.
The group also created a petition aimed at making feminine hygiene products available for purchase through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
Anyone interested in learning more about the Alliance can find out more information at the Brooklyn Library in Prospect Park.