To mark International Women's Day on the 8th of March, we teamed up with Bloody Good Period, a charity project on a mission to create a sustainable flow of period products for asylum seekers, refugees and those who can't afford them. On 7th March, we hosted a bloody good debate with Bloody Good Period founder Gabby Edlin, period poverty activist Amika George, and curator and cultural researcher, Nicole Crentsil.

To mark International Women's Day on the 8th of March, we teamed up with Bloody Good Period, a charity project on a mission to create a sustainable flow of period products for asylum seekers, refugees and those who can't afford them. On 7th March, we hosted a bloody good debate with Bloody Good Period founder Gabby Edlin, period poverty activist Amika George, and curator and cultural researcher, Nicole Crentsil.

To mark International Women's Day on the 8th of March, we teamed up with Bloody Good Period, a charity project on a mission to create a sustainable flow of period products for asylum seekers, refugees and those who can't afford them. On 7th March, we hosted a bloody good debate with Bloody Good Period founder Gabby Edlin, period poverty activist Amika George, and curator and cultural researcher, Nicole Crentsil.&nbsp;

Liberty’s Bloody Good Debate

In our brand-new mini-series, host Camilla Morton uncovers stories from six courageous individuals who are challenging societal norms, reclaiming eccentricity and embracing the unusual in an era where mainstream rules. Listen to this one-off series as we celebrate the unbridled creative spirit, spotlighting those who break free from convention to deliver the unexpected – and the extraordinary.

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Liberty’s Bloody Good Debate

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