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Oak City Move 41: We Bleed Red
enSeptember 25, 2018
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About this Episode
Sara chats with Mia Connell, the founder of We Bleed Red, a student-led initiative to increase access to menstrual care. The two discuss the changing goals of this movement and challenges it has faced so far.
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