2020-04-07 20:43:42 -0400
To: USF Students and Faculty
Expanding Free Menstrual Product Access at the University of South Florida
This campaign has ended.
By signing your name, you stand in solidarity with Planned Parenthood Generation Action USF Tampa. You agree that USF should provide free menstrual products in all bathrooms on campus and you recognize that menstrual products are a basic necessity for more than half of your student body. Sign this petition in favor of expanding access to free menstrual products to all who need them.
Please sign using your USF email. Otherwise, your signature will not be counted.
Please sign using your USF email. Otherwise, your signature will not be counted.
Why is this important?
We are working to expand access to free menstrual products (pads, tampons, liners, etc.) for all students who need them, including trans and non-binary students. We plan to work with on-campus resources to allow community members (students and faculty) free access to these necessities.
Menstrual product access is a basic necessity for more than half of our student body. Currently, free menstrual products are provided in the Student Health Services building where you can only take two at a time, but nowhere else on our campus. Our campus lacks menstrual product dispensers in all bathrooms, therefore the only place to access these essential products is in the Student Health Services building. This does not assist anyone in need of these products during an emergency. Expanded access to these products is necessary to ensure the safety of students and faculty because this is an issue of hygiene.
Menstrual product access is a basic necessity for more than half of our student body. Currently, free menstrual products are provided in the Student Health Services building where you can only take two at a time, but nowhere else on our campus. Our campus lacks menstrual product dispensers in all bathrooms, therefore the only place to access these essential products is in the Student Health Services building. This does not assist anyone in need of these products during an emergency. Expanded access to these products is necessary to ensure the safety of students and faculty because this is an issue of hygiene.