PeriodGiving Collective

The PeriodGiving Podcast

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The PeriodGiving Podcast celebrates the radical generosity powering menstrual justice, from pad drives to policy shifts. Season One, How to #PeriodGive?, brings bold, vibrant stories from activists, artists, and everyday givers to the mic. Born from community care, this is where kindness meets disruption, and giving becomes a powerful call to action. Because #PeriodGiving isn’t just a moment, it’s a movement and in this movement, giving is how we win.

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Episode 4: PeriodGiving on the Move 28.05.2026 32:39

Episode 4: PeriodGiving on the Move with Hope Nankunda What happens when hiking becomes a movement for menstrual justice? In this episode of The PeriodGiving Podcast, we sit down with Hope Nankunda, Executive Director of Raising Teenagers Uganda and founder of the powerful #Hike4GirlsUg movement. From mobilizing sanitary pads to challenging stigma in communities, Hope shares how a simple idea laun...

Community and Periods 25.07.2025 26:02

Episode 3: Community & Periods with Malingose Sakala (Zambia) How do you turn a whisper into a movement? In this episode of The PeriodGiving Podcast, we sit down with Malingose Sakala, the GivingTuesday leader and a bold voice from Zambia championing menstrual justice through community-rooted action. We explore what it really takes to rally a village around #PeriodGiving and why giving pads is...

Red Love Letter: Feminist PeriodGiving 06.06.2025 27:21

This week on the PeriodGiving Podcast, we sit down with Sakisa Hellena: a fierce feminist, youth leader, and gender justice activist from Uganda whose journey from a Valentine’s Day first period to political advocacy will move you. Hellena, currently serving with Femme Forte Uganda, a volunteer at Dwona Initiative, and a youth rep at the Association of African Women for Research and Development, b...

Periods and Purpose 28.05.2025 30:10

In this powerful debut episode of The PeriodGiving Podcast, we sit down with Festus Abigail, a passionate menstrual health and girl child advocate from Nigeria whose own first period experience ignited a movement of education, dignity, and radical generosity. Festus shares her unforgettable first encounter with menstruation: a moment marked by fear, confusion, and silence. With honesty and humor,...