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Female health activists push for legislation to mandate access to menstrual products in Iowa schools
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Female health activists push for legislation to mandate access to menstrual products in Iowa schools
Legislation to target period poverty, or the inability to access menstrual products and education related to periods, has been repeatedly introduced at the Iowa statehouse, yet female health activists say the issue isn’t being discussed enough. House File 883, which was introduced in the 2025 Iowa legislative session, would mandate feminine hygiene products, such as pads and tampons, be accessible free of charge in the female bathrooms of Iowa …
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