Nicole Antoinette
Nicole Antoinette
Chelsea VonChaz on Menstrual Equity, Giving Back, and Starting Before You're Ready
Chelsea VonChaz on Menstrual Equity, Giving Back, and Starting Before You're Ready
Chelsea VonChaz on Menstrual Equity, Giving Back, and Starting Before You're Ready
Saturday 30th March 2019
Listen to Chelsea VonChaz discuss menstrual equity and her nonprofit Happy Period on Real Talk Radio with Nicole Antoinette.
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Get the buttons here!Chelsea VonChaz: Championing Menstrual Equity with Happy Period
But unfortunately, like that's kind of like the case and what we're dealing with, or we're going out and we're buying certain certain products to and not even just the dollar store brand, but some brands that are at Walmart, some brands that are at cvs and walgreens.
Ever thought about how something as natural as menstruation can be a daily struggle for many women? In this eye-opening episode of Real Talk Radio, Nicole Antoinette sits down with Chelsea VonChaz, the inspiring founder of Happy Period. Chelsea's journey from fashion styling to social activism is nothing short of remarkable.
She shares how her nonprofit is tackling the pressing issue of period poverty, providing menstrual products to low-income and homeless communities who often resort to makeshift solutions like toilet paper or even cardboard. Chelsea's passion for menstrual equity shines through as she talks about breaking down the stigma surrounding menstruation and promoting education on women's health. Through personal anecdotes and heartfelt stories, Chelsea illustrates the real impact Happy Period has on the communities it serves.
Her dedication to giving back is palpable, and her message is clear: no one should have to choose between food and menstrual products. This episode isn't just informative; it's a call to action. Whether you're passionate about social justice, women's health, or simply curious about the challenges faced by many women, this conversation will leave you feeling both informed and inspired. Tune in to hear Chelsea's compelling story and learn how you can contribute to ending period poverty.