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WATCH: Meet the Activists on a Mission to End Period Poverty Forever

Exactly one year on from The Pink Protests' End Period Poverty demonstration in London, join BRICKS, Facebook and Nowness' director, Shelley Jones as we meet the Bloody Good Period team and discover precisely why their project is still, very much so, necessary. 
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