Let’s talk about it, period : achieving menstrual equity in Canada / Karen Vecchio, chair. : XC71-1/1-441-8E-PDF

"Women and individuals who menstruate in Canada can face barriers in accessing menstrual products, hygiene facilities and education regarding menstrual health. They experience what is called menstrual poverty ... Menstrual poverty can have negative consequences for individuals who are affected, such as having to miss school or work because of a lack of menstrual products. Menstrual equity refers to equal and comprehensive access to menstrual products and to menstrual health education. Achieving menstrual equity in Canada requires implementing a multitude of initiatives rather than relying on a “one-size-fits-all” solution, as women and individuals who menstruate are diverse and have different needs ... To help achieve menstrual equity in Canada, the House of Commons Standing Committee on the Status of Women, based on witness testimony, put forward 11 recommendations directed to the Government of Canada"--Summary, page [2].

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