How important is women’s health? Do we even fully understand the challenges and complexities involved? The impact is vast, and everyone is affected. Hear the story of Melissa Burton, who is shining the light on how women’s health impacts each one of us from our wallets to our hearts.
Our Guest
Melissa Berton is an Academy Award winning producer for Best Documentary Short (2019) and the Executive Director of the Pad Project. Melissa taught English at Oakwood Secondary School, where she inspired her students to make the film Period. End of Sentence. to raise awareness about menstrual health.
Topics discussed in this episode:
Managing the embarrassment factorOpenness is key for good women’s healthRising tide lifts all boats in education and jobsThe Menstruation Tax (yeah, it’s real money)Resources mentioned in this episode:
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