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Bleed Between the Lines: A Menstrual Health Zine
Bleed Between the Lines is an interactive, co-authored zine that discusses menstruation from the collaborative perspective of youth and menstrual health educators. Most of the information is in question-and-answer format, with the questions being asked by youth and answered by Free Period Canada’s Education Team.
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Our workshops are tailored to meet the unique needs and learning styles of each audience, ensuring a meaningful experience. Whether virtual or in-person, our interactive workshops provide an inclusive space for dialogue and education, fostering understanding and awareness of menstrual health.

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Menstrual Hygiene Management Toolkit

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Informative content on menstrual hygiene management, developed by SPLASH.

What you need to know. Period.

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A free, bilingual menstrual health program for Canadian youth, which includes information about periods and related health issues (including endometriosis). Developed by The Endometriosis Network of Canada

Menstruation Education Slide Deck

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A comprehensive slide deck for teachers and youth service providers to deliver a 1-hour lesson on menstruation for Grades 5–7. Developed by Free Periods Canada

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