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Author: Sally Nuamah

Sally Nuamah is an assistant professor at the Sanford School of public policy and author of the forthcoming book How Girls Achieve. Find her on Twitter @sally_nuamah.
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From the Oscars to the Nurse’s Office: Fighting for Menstrual Equity in Our Own Backyards

Mabelle Zhang and Sally Nuamah

The Oscar-winning documentary short “Period. End of Sentence.” follows women and girls in rural India through a time of quiet rebellion as they launch their own pad-making enterprise. But menstrual equity isn’t just a fight happening somewhere else. 

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