The economic gender divide starts at school – when girls miss out on education due to a lack of access to affordable hygienic sanitary products. It is estimated that 30% of young women in South Africa miss school due to menstruation. Menstruation should not be an obstacle, a taboo, or an indignity. We discuss the importance of social impact initiatives, such as the Bloody Big Brunch on Bush Radio.
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