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She Votes Illinois @shevotesil.bsky.social · 03/04/2026

🧵 (1/2)📣 Calling all Illinois high school students! 🌸 Menstrual Equity Awareness Week is coming your way 📅 April 20–24, 2026 Join She Votes IL & Northwestern’s Menstrual Equity Activists for a week dedicated to learning, leading, and taking action on #MenstrualHealth & equity in your community.

Flyer for “Menstrual Equity Awareness Week,” April 20–24, 2026, for Illinois high school students. The design features teal, coral, and yellow sections with decorative stars and a QR code linking to more information. The week includes daily activities focused on advocacy and awareness, culminating in “Spirit Day – Wear Red” on Friday, April 24, encouraging students to show support for menstrual equity at school. The flyer invites students to join for advocacy and action, follow @shevotesil and email info@shevotesil.org with questions. Hosted by She Votes Illinois in partnership with Northwestern University’s Menstrual Equity Activists.

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She Votes Illinois @shevotesil.bsky.social · 03/04/2026

(2/2) What you can do: 📘 Download our Planning Toolkit with everything you need to attend events, lead activities, & take action 📌 Hang our Campus Flyer to spread the word in your school 🔗 Get all the details + access the toolkit here: shevotesil.org/current-initiatives.html DM us with questions.

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Flyer titled “Menstrual Equity Awareness Week: Student Planning Toolkit | April 20–24.” The design uses teal, red, and white colors with a megaphone illustration.

Section “The Mission” reads: “End the stigma. Expand access. Drive change.” It explains that the week focuses on ensuring every student in Illinois has access to period products, education, and dignity, and encourages students to lead efforts on their campus.

“Why It Matters” highlights key stats: 1 in 4 students struggle to afford period products; 80% have missed class or know someone who has due to lack of access; Illinois is a leader in menstrual equity.

A “Leader Pro-Tip” suggests building a “Period Posse” by recruiting 3–4 friends and assigning roles like social media, logistics/donations, and school outreach.

Footer includes logos for MEA and She Votes Illinois and a link: shevotesil.org/current-initiatives.html.

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