2022.12.3
In the latest project of Pads.Now, George Li started a podcast centered on the issue of menstrual poverty and interviewed several high school students who have been continuously researching this problem. In the first episode, George Li discussed their journey and project with Wu Wenbo and Liu Rouxi, the co-founders of the Pads.Now Project.
2023.3.11 The NOW BOX toolkit is finally out! We designed a box which contained everything needed to start organizing menstrual activities: notes, boxes, posters and user manuals. By registering as a partner in the “Register My Club” section of our website, you will be able to get this material pack for free. Alternatively, you can…
2023.3.12 Today, the core of Pads.Now community had a pleasant conversation with Ophelia, a scholar specializing in gender studies at the University of California, Berkeley. Ophelia is currently studying menstrual activities in China. She got in touch with us to learn more about local menstrual initiatives. We were surprised to find that we were one…
2023.11.27 Beijing – Beijing Academy International Division Taiyuan – Taiyuan Ivy School Beijing – Tsinghua High School’Chaoyang Beijing – Beijing No.4 High School International Campus
2023.3.25 We are delighted to announce that the new shared box of sanitary napkins is included in The NOW BOX! We distribute toolkits for free to any school that is interested in establishing a sanitary napkin sharing box mechanism. So far, we have helped more than 15 schools establish this positive tradition.
2025.3.8 One of our partners, The First High School of Changsha, produced a wonderful video about their use of the sanitary napkin sharing box or The NOW BOX. Visit their wechat video account @很高性认识你 and learn more about their mission and initiatives! Happy Women’s Day! Cheers to the reduction of menstruation poverty!
2024.3.7 During the initial communication with Purcotton, Rena, the public relations manager of Purcotton, enthusiastically introduced her products to us high school students, helping the Pads.Now project to grow. And the Pads.Now community leaders also seized this opportunity. Soon, Purcotton generously decided to donate a total of approximately 8,000 sanitary napkins to eight partner schools…