Claire Hunt's guest appearances

Claire Hunt

Passive Income For Photographers Podcast

Louise McSharry

Bits of Me

Emer O'Neill

Sarah Sproule

Caitlin Moran

Maeve Higgins

Angela Scanlon

Sarah Maria Griffin

Patrick Hanlon

Curtis Sittenfeld

Sasha Velour

James Dempsey

Sophie Lewis

Ella McSweeney

Laura Bates

Jennifer Rock

Colm O'Gorman

OwlTail

What happens if you have to choose between period pads and crucial food items for your weekly shop? What should period education look like, and why is it still the worst thing in the world for a girl to bleed through at school? Friday the 28th of May was World Menstrual Hygiene Day. This week's episode deals with related issues as I speak to Claire Hunt, CEO of Homeless Period Ireland, about period poverty, sex and menstrual education, period equity, the environmental impact of period product waste, product access, and more. You can and should follow Homeless Period Ireland on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, and send them some good products if you can. Claire and her gang do hugely important work, bringing pads and other products to people who would otherwise need to use tissue, cloth and similar, or risk infection by using each product for much too long. You can also follow Bits of Me on Instagram and Twitter, and if you haven't already, it'd be much appreciated if you'd give the podcast a quick five-star rating on iTunes, and maybe even a short review, as it helps others discover it. If you're feeling flush, you can sign up to become a patron and get early access to episodes plus some exclusive writing and a Bits of Me badge, in addition to that good feeling of supporting a project you believe in. Music: Ice and Snow by Icreage, licensed by Soundstripe.  #bitsofmepod #menstrualhealth #worldmenstrualhealthday #menstrualhygieneday #worldmenstrualhygieneday #menstrualhygieneday2021 #periodpoverty #periodequity #periodeducation #menstrualeducation #sexeducation #periodpolitics #periodstigma #periodshame #blood #bleeding #womenshealth #womensbodies #periods #menstrualcycle #periodproducts #periodjustice #periodproductaccess #freeperiodproducts #homelessperiodireland #perioddignity #homelessperioddublin #smashthestigma 

What happens if you have to choose between period pads and crucial food items for your weekly shop? What should period education look like, and why is it still the worst thing in the world for a girl to bleed through at school? Friday the 28th of May was World Menstrual Hygiene Day. This week's episode deals with related issues as I speak to Claire Hunt, CEO of Homeless Period Ireland, about period poverty, sex and menstrual education, period equity, the environmental impact of period product waste, product access, and more. You can and should follow Homeless Period Ireland on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/homelessperiodireland/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/HomelessPeriodD" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/homelessperiodIreland" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>, and send them some good products if you can. Claire and her gang do hugely important work, bringing pads and other products to people who would otherwise need to use tissue, cloth and similar, or risk infection by using each product for much too long. You can also follow Bits of Me on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bitsofme_podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/bitsofme_pod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>, and if you haven't already, it'd be much appreciated if you'd give the podcast a quick five-star rating on iTunes, and maybe even a short review, as it helps others discover it. If you're feeling flush, you can sign up to <a href="https://www.patreon.com/bitsofme" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">become a patron</a> and get early access to episodes plus some exclusive writing and a Bits of Me badge, in addition to that good feeling of supporting a project you believe in. Music: <a href="https://app.soundstripe.com/songs/9822" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ice and Snow by Icreage</a>, licensed by Soundstripe. #bitsofmepod #menstrualhealth #worldmenstrualhealthday #menstrualhygieneday #worldmenstrualhygieneday #menstrualhygieneday2021 #periodpoverty #periodequity #periodeducation #menstrualeducation #sexeducation #periodpolitics #periodstigma #periodshame #blood #bleeding #womenshealth #womensbodies #periods #menstrualcycle #periodproducts #periodjustice #periodproductaccess #freeperiodproducts #homelessperiodireland #perioddignity #homelessperioddublin #smashthestigma

Ep. 39: Claire Hunt on period poverty, stigma and equity

Many of the 300 million people, around the world, who menstruate each day have no access to safe and hygienic period products. Thursday was Menstrual Hygiene Awareness Day and the founder of Homeless Period Ireland, Claire Hunt, joined Louise to chat about why awareness around menstrual hygiene is so important.

Claire Hunt on Menstrual Hygiene Awareness