Advocacy
Fighting for the rights of those who are often invisible.
We won’t stop till we’ve changed the game for women, girls, and folx.
Yes, this movement doesn’t just collect and distribute basic necessities like bras, underwear, and menstrual hygiene products …
We are also fierce advocates for their rights.
And you can be, too, by…
Getting politically active at the city, state, or national level to:
- Abolish the tampon tax
- Demand states provide free menstrual products in high schools
- Support women’s rights
Following us on social for important alerts and opportunities to make your voice heard on bills & legislation impacting women, girls, and folx experiencing homelessness.
Signing of the Colorado bill repealing the taxes on menstrual products, diapers, and incontinence products. Far left is State Representative Leslie Herod, signing the bill is Governor Jared Polis, far right is ISTG Director of Operations and Denver Affiliate Director Erin Persaud. They are joined by advocates from the Colorado Women's Fund and the Basic Essentials Work Group.
Dana Marlowe speaking in front of the United States Capitol about period poverty and access to menstrual products. On May 28, 2021 Congresswoman Grace Meng introduced legislation to combat period poverty.
Public Speaking
Book I Support the Girls Founder and Executive Director, Dana Marlowe, to speak at your conference or event…
She’s spoken to the folks at the U.S. State Department, Coca Cola, CNN, the United Nations, Amazon, Hyatt Hotels, Warner Media, Yale, Deloitte, the AFL-CIO, Planned Parenthood, Daughters of the American Revolution, the National Conference Women’s League of Conservative Judaism… to name just a few.