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Prison Flow Project @prisonflowproject.org · 29/09/2026

Are you ready for Period Action Day 2026? We are! Join us for a discussion about policies in prison, why language matters, and how organizers, researchers, and advocates can push for change and dignity! Sign up here: givebutter.com/period-actio... @periodmovement.bsky.social

Policies on Menstrual Dignity. Saturday, October 10th, 2026. 3 pm ET (12 pm PT). A webinar conversation with the Prison Flow Project board discussing: the problems with prison policies, why details matter, and lessons for advocates, organizers, and researchers. Register and learn more! https://givebutter.com/period-action-day-2026-k1zwdo
The Prison Flow Project. Providing information, period.
Period Action Day.

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Prison Flow Project @prisonflowproject.org · 31/08/2026

This Friday, September 4th, our inaugural report on rules of menstrual product provision in US women's prisons drops!

Cover image featuring a bloody tampon on a pink background. Free to Bleed: Rules on Menstrual Products in US Women's Prisons. September 2026. The Prison Flow Project. Providing information, period.

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Prison Flow Project @prisonflowproject.org · 15/07/2026

July blog post has arrived! This month, Courtney Alspaugh discusses how periods make having a job in prison that much harder. Check it out at theprisonflowproject.com/2026/07/15/m...

Quote from the blog post: It was one of the most demeaning moments of my life and I never want to feel that way again.

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Prison Flow Project @prisonflowproject.org · 13/05/2026

THIS FRIDAY, 3pm ET. Learn more about periods in places of confinement from three experts! Register here: bit.ly/4u3g9GB

Menstrual Justice Behind Bars: Policy, Dignity, and Systematic Change. Spring 2026 Webinar. Friday, May 15tth, 2026. 3:00 PM ET (12 PM PT). What is Menstrual Injustice in Carceral Spaces? What Does Change Look Like? What is the Human Cost of Menstrual Neglect? Panelists: Gabrielle Perry, the Thurman Perry Foundation; Chantal Allison-Konteh, Alliance for Period Supplies; Traci Beaucoudray, Operation Restoration. Register and Learn More at https://bit.ly/4u3g9GB (QR CODE). Moderated by Prison Flow Project Board member and founder of the Ohio Coalition for Menstrual Equity, Kayelin Tiggs.

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Prison Flow Project @prisonflowproject.org · 12/11/2025

In DC for the American Society of Criminology annual meeting! Look for me around or come find me at poster session II, Thursday evening, 7:30-8:30!

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Prison Flow Project @prisonflowproject.org · 28/10/2025

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Prison Flow Project @prisonflowproject.org · 01/10/2025

Looking for something to do this #PeriodActionDay? The Prison Flow Project is hosting a webinar panel on periods in prison: how periods impact the experience of prison, how current policies hurt menstruators, and what we can do to make change. 10:30 am CT, October 11th! Sign up at bit.ly/4pzXKj5

PERIOD ACTION DAY 2025
Menstruation and Incarceration
The menstrual equity movement must recognize the menstrual health rights and needs of people who are incarcerated. Learn about the experiences of menstrual discrimination and injustice in prison and the roles you can play to address this crisis.
LIVE WEBINAR
Saturday, October 11th, 2025
Start at 10:30 AM CT/11:30 AM ET
For more info https://bit.ly/4pzXKj5
Co-hosted by Miriam Vishniac, PhD (Prison Flow Project) and Regan Moss, MPH (Menstruation & Incarceration Study)
EXPERT PANELISTS
Veronica Carrier - New Hour for Women and Children - LI, Reentry Recovery Advocate
Jennifer Toon - Executive Director of Lioness Justice Impacted Women's Alliance
Stacy Burnett - Senior Product Manager at ITHAKA

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Prison Flow Project @prisonflowproject.org · 30/09/2025

Are YOU planning on going to the 14th Annual U.S. Conference on Poverty & Basic Needs? Both Prison Flow Project founder, @miriamvishniac.bsky.social and board member Regan Moss, MPH will be presenting! Hosted by @diapernetwork.bsky.social and @periodsupplies.bsky.social, learn more at BIT.LY/CPBN25

A flyer for the 14th Annual U.S. Conference on Poverty & Basic Needs highlighting Miriam Vishniac, founder of the Prison Flow Project, who is presenting on Menstrual Equity Research. The conference runs from October 21-23, 2025, in-person in Las Vegas and virtually, and is hosted by the National Diaper Bank Network (nationaldiaperbanknetwork.org) and the Alliance for Period Supplies (allianceforperiodsupplies.org). Learn more at BIT.LY/CPBN25

A flyer for the 14th Annual U.S. Conference on Poverty & Basic Needs highlighting Regan Moss, MPH, board member of the Prison Flow Project and researcher with the Caregiver Initiative at Auburn University, who is presenting on Increasing Access to Material Basic Needs. The conference runs from October 21-23, 2025, in-person in Las Vegas and virtually, and is hosted by the National Diaper Bank Network (nationaldiaperbanknetwork.org) and the Alliance for Period Supplies (allianceforperiodsupplies.org). Learn more at BIT.LY/CPBN25

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Prison Flow Project @prisonflowproject.org · 07/06/2025

My friend made my graphic even better!

Intersex-inclusive pride flag with the words, ‘Menstrual Rights are Trans Rights,’ and ‘All Genders Can Menstruate.’ A vector depiction of a bloody pad and tampon are in the center of the circle created by the text.

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Prison Flow Project @prisonflowproject.org · 06/06/2025

Any gender can menstruate. People assigned female at birth and intersex at birth can menstruate. Not all women menstruate. Disabled people menstruate. #MenstrualRights means recognizing all menstruation in all bodies. #Pride2025

An intersex-inclusive Pride flag in the background. Text on top says, "Menstrual Rights = Trans Rights" and text at bottom says, "Any gender can menstruate." A vector image of a pad and a bloody tampon has been added as well.

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