PROGRAMS AND EVENTS

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The New Jersey Menstrual Health Equity Summit is an annual event held by The Flow Initiative. The summit is designed to raise awareness of period poverty and the importance of menstrual equity in local communities. Influential voices including legislators, grassroots leaders, youth advocates and more attend. Read more.

The Flow Initiative and Hoboken Girl's annual period product drive occurs each fall to help end period poverty in Hudson County. The drive is a pivotal moment to help the most vulnerable in the community. To date, the drive has collected 90,000 menstrual health products and counting.  Read more.

The Back to School Girl Power Event galvanizes the community for a morning of inspirational programming and fun. The event attracts elementary to middle school students and educates them about menstrual health. Local leaders, youth voices, and health professionals are always in attendance. Read more.

The Flow Initiative collaborates with local businesses and national partners to host period product drives. Co-branded materials are developed to amplify a drive and products are purchased from The Flow Initiative's Amazon Wishlist - to ensure they are delivered directly to the organization's storage center.

The Flow Initiative hosts period product packing parties each quarter to create period care packages. Packing parties occur in-person - typically with 15-30 attendees - to create an engaging and educational experience. The packing parties can be scaled up or down to meet your needs. Learn more. 

Since 2019, The Flow Initiative has conducted menstrual health education workshops. We cover all issues from menstruation to menopause, period poverty to menstrual equity, and everything in between. Our workshops can occur in-person, virtually or hybrid to educate your attendees. 

La Déité is the next extension of The Flow Initiative's mission to help women, girls and people who menstruate. Our candle collections will help The Flow Initiative provide more menstrual products, conduct more workshops, and usher in new legislation to achieve menstrual equity. Learn more.

The Flow Initiative enjoys entertaining for a cause and that's why we're starting 3-2-1 Happy Hours. They are designed to take place for three hours, in two locations, to support one cause: ending period poverty. Happy hours will begin in the fall, and local restaurants and bars are encouraged to participate. 

Beyond the programming shown, The Flow Initiative enjoys collaborating with local, grassroots, and national partners on custom events. If you have an event proposal, please email Sabrina Browne at sbrownepr@gmail.com with your event overview, objectives, timeline and budget.