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Period kits given to Teesside students for sport away games

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Vik Brown, a woman with short brown-grey hair, and Samantha Soto Pupillo, a woman in her early 20s with long, brown hair. They are holding one of the period kits, which looks like a bright yellow bag with the words: "Period Kit. Grace and Green" printed on the front. Vik wears a bright red hoodie and Samantha wears a bright red jersey.

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Teesside University provides period kits for student athletes attending away games

Overview

Teesside University is distributing period kits to its sports clubs for away fixtures as part of its Period Dignity campaign. The initiative aims to reduce anxiety, break stigmas around menstrual health, and ensure female students have access to products while travelling for sports competitions.

Key points

  • Teesside University is providing period kits to student sports clubs for away fixtures.
  • The initiative is part of the university's Period Dignity campaign to reduce stress and anxiety around unexpected periods.
  • Volleyball captain Samantha Soto Pupillo noted that the kits offer extra reassurance when travelling away from campus.
  • Head of sport Will Jones stated that each team will carry a discreet small period kit bag within their larger kit equipment.
  • Student advisor Vik Brown highlighted that the campaign aims to break stigmas and barriers surrounding menstruation in sport.
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