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We work to address period poverty in the Greater Boston Area and on campus through education, service, and advocacy. This is important as one in seven menstruators in Boston face period poverty, meaning they are unable to afford menstrual products. This is very dangerous as it could have severe adverse health consequences including reproductive issues, urinary tract infections, and mental health impacts. We must address this issue and engage the Northeastern community to create a sustainable impact on our campus, our community, and on a global scale. ​