In this episode, I'm exploring the menstruation stigma, looking at cultural and religious "customs" around the world, as well as period poverty. Check out naninavigates.com to subscribe to regular updates about future episodes. The following are links to amazing organizations and campaigns mentioned in the episode. 

Click here to learn about Femme International.

Learn more about Femstrate here.

In this episode, I’m going back in time to explore America’s complicated history with racism, through the lens of early leaders that are honored and admired but who themselves had a complicated relationship with slavery.

This episode was inspired by the book Stamped  by Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds. I would highly recommend it!

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In this episode, Nani Navigates school lunch. 

For more information about Dan Giusti and Brigaid: https://www.chefsbrigaid.com/

For more information about NYC's school meal system: https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/food/free-meals-for-all

Here's some backstory on my nickname, Nani, and my journey through embracing, accepting, and loving my name.

Welcome to Nani Navigates, a podcast for young people, by a young person. New episodes coming soon!