We aim to supply this generation with the basic necessity of hygiene products. As a grassroots organization, we directly see the positive effect of our fundraising and the impact that free menstrual hygiene supplies can have on the community.
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Kavya Parikh
Founder and Executive Director
Kavya, is a student at Tufts Univeristy, orginally from Marlton, New Jersey. A devoted fine artist and dancer, Kavya is known for having created “A Lexicon of a Novel Virus”, the acclaimed map of ink and gel that represents the lexicon of fear and hope stretching across the United States at the start of the pandemic in Spring of 2020. “A Lexicon of a Novel Virus” is presently on display at the Evesham Township Library.
She is also the composer of “Generation Misinformation”. Currently on display at Medplus Drugs and Surgicals, “Generation Misinformation” is a collage of New York Times headlines, images, and snippets which encompass the major news stories of the Covid-19 pandemic. Kavya is also an Indian classical and Indo-contemporary dancer, participating and winning many competitions. Additionally, she has engaged in research with mentorship from professors from Columbia University and the University of Cambridge on topics ranging from healthcare for single mothers and abortion privacy.Kavya has a deep passion for helping the world and empowering every individual to reach their greatest potential. This cause is one that Kavya holds close to her heart, and will continue to advocate for throughout her academic and professional careers.
Thank you for joining the fight against period poverty.
Khushi Patel
Content Writer
Khushi Patel is a rising senior from Pemberton, New Jersey. Passionate about advancing women’s menstrual health and education, she channels her dedication to improving the medical field through impactful writing. Khushi’s articles aim to break stigmas, foster awareness, and empower women by providing accessible, accurate information on menstrual health. Her commitment stems from a deep belief in health equity and the importance of education in creating positive change. In both her school and local community, Khushi actively seeks opportunities to advocate for better healthcare resources and support systems. As a leader among her peers, she organizes initiatives to promote health education, demonstrating confidence and collaboration in her school and community. Her leadership, from executive officer positions in school to hundreds of hours of volunteering and research in the community, inspires others to engage in meaningful opportunities around the community regarding health and wellness. Balancing her academic pursuits with her advocacy work, she demonstrates determination and a strong sense of purpose. Khushi’s drive to enhance the medical field reflects her vision for a more informed and equal future.
Shriya Shah
Texas Representative
Shriya is a sophomore at Celina High School in Celina, Texas and a dedicated advocate for menstrual equity. She focuses her efforts on raising awareness and facilitating donations of essential menstrual products to directly address community needs. To maximize this impact, she builds collaborative relationships with local healthcare facilities and community organizations, which is crucial for identifying areas of greatest need and ensuring donations effectively reach those they aim to serve.
Balancing this work with her academic responsibilities and executive, community serving roles in student organizations, Shriya demonstrates a practical and dedicated approach to advocacy. Through her focus on direct action and donation drives, she is committed to making a tangible difference in improving access to vital health resources to alleviate suffering of others.
