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We are Bloody Good Period UEA.

Bloody Good Period is a nationwide charity that tackles period poverty, by providing menstrual products and more to society's poorest, mainly focusing on asylum seekers and refugees. We aim to carry this good work on here at UEA, we are the charity's first university society and hope to set a great example so others can follow in our footsteps!

We have so many exciting events planned and can't wait to help this amazing cause!

President - Annabel Purdy

Vice President - Jess Crook

Secretary - Chloe Layton

Treasurer - Ashlee Barrett

Health & Safety Officer - Nneka Izuogu

Events & Socials Officer - Charlie Bacon

Equality & Diversity Officer - Lucy Hawker

Fundraising Officer - Emma Fosker   

Union Council Rep - Amber Sisson                                                                                                                                                                                   

First Year Rep - Liv Mepham

 

LAST YEAR (2020/21):

Throughout October and November, we held fortnightly talks titled Strings Attached to raise awareness on and educate on issues surrounding periods, such as period poverty, the psychological effects of menstruation, and how to have a sustainable period. Our talks are up on YouTube here! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIFtIHelcl3lrzGhhfYLm7w

 

 

 

In 2021, we launched the Strings Attached podcast on Spotify, where we chat all things periods! https://open.spotify.com/show/27AbOc1oHehSgMXE38kmyM?si=flkf0Y6BRNShVDBz8ibSYw&dl_branch=1

 

 

In November, we completed the Refugee Ration Challenge (https://www.rationchallenge.org.uk/how-it-works) where we ate the rations of a Syrian refugee for 7 days. As a result, we raised a total of £900 for Bloody Good Period!

 

We collaborated with the Intuition Blogs society on pieces such as polycystic ovary syndrome, endometriosis, and periods & the environment.

In 2021, we launched the Menstruation Station on floor 01 of the library, in collaboration with the 2020/21 Women's Officer, Briony Randell, to provide free period products to UEA students. We also provided a donation bin in the SU shop for people to donate period products to be placed at the menstruation station.

 

To end the year, we won Rising Society of the Year and Fundraiser of the Year at the uea(su) STARs awards!

 

This year we hope to organise lots of different events and fundraisers which continue to help fight period poverty, educate people on periods and period poverty, and to provide FREE PERIOD PRODUCTS ACROSS CAMPUS!

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