As part of our Menstrual Leave: Climate Justice & Care campaign, EcoShores Sustainable Futures Network (ESFN) is calling for policies that recognize menstrual health as a matter of well-being, dignity, and equity.

Heatwaves, droughts, and other climate impacts often worsen menstrual symptoms, disrupt access to safe products, and increase stress on families. Menstrual leave is a matter of health, resilience, and community care.

Your voice matters. By signing our Call to Action, you help push for menstrual leave policies in schools, workplaces, and community spaces across Antigua and Barbuda.

Add your name.
Share your reason.
Stand for dignity and care.

Sign here: https://forms.gle/85uDkRhPjiKs8YDP9

Together, we can make change possible.