‘Period Provisions’: Madison County woman works to put free menstrual products in schools
Chante Perryman, the organizer behind Period Provisions, said the effort is aimed at making sure students are not distracted from their education by a lack of access to feminine hygiene products. Read the full report at WKYT
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