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🚨 EL PASO PUBLIC FORUM NEW EPISODE! Segment 2: El Paso Period Project 🩸 . Periods....tampons...blood...condoms... . 🚺If you’re like me, you grew up in a household where menstruation and periods were not an open conversation. Menstruation and reproductive health is often still a taboo subject with a lot of misinformation, shame and awkwardness when bringing it up. Well, the ladies from the El Paso Period Project are here to help! 💕 . What started as a college initiative has grown into a community resource, but they need your help! . 🎙️ Amber Banda interviews Rachel Molina, President, and Melissa Castaneda, Outreach Coordinator for the El Paso Period Project. These 2 college students are on a mission to help people feel comfortable talking about menstrual and reproductive health. They align themselves with experts in these subjects to be able to provide education, resources, and items such as period packs for those in need. . 🩸❤️Whether you’re a single dad trying to navigate the tampon aisle or an older female like myself on the end of her period journey, they can help. And so can you! They are looking for people to donate items such as condoms, tampons, heating pads, give workshops, etc. . ℹ️ Contact them on Instagram @elpaso.projectperiod. . LISTEN NOW! 🎧 📲 El Paso Public Forum Podcast available wherever you listen to podcasts, including the free iHeart app. New episodes every Sunday morning at 8am. Follow & listen to all episodes! . ▶️El Paso Public Forum airing on all local iHeart radio stations every Sunday morning from 6-6:30am on Power 102.1, Sunny 99.9 and 96.3 KHEY Country, and from 7-7:30am on 93.5 HOT FM, News Radio 690AM and Fox Sports 1380AM. . 🎧 Tune in, be inspired, and support local causes doing amazing work in our community! ⛰️ ⭐️ . #elpaso #elpasopublicforum #radio #915 #nonprofit
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