JIGGY X The Pad Project X Maliha Abidi

A period should end a sentence, not a girls education. The Pad Project, the nonprofit behind 2019 Academy Award-winning documentary short Period. End of Sentence., was founded by a high school teacher and her students when they learned that girls around the world miss school because they lack access to a safe means of managing menstruation.

We take a multi-pronged approach to achieving menstrual equity by partnering with grassroots organizations in the U.S. and around the world to establish pad-making enterprises, distribute menstrual products, and implement menstrual health education programs.

50% of the proceeds will be donated to our international pad-making programs that employ and empower women and girls. To learn more, visit www.thepadproject.org.

To create this beautiful portrait of a woman hosting a menstrual health education workshop in Tanzania, we partnered with Pakistani-American artist Maliha Abidi. Malihas art focuses on advocating for social justice issues like womens rights, girls education, and mental health. Maliha is dedicated to achieving menstrual equity, and declares, whether it is due to unaffordable period products or to menstrual stigma, people shouldnt have to feel anxiety whenever something as natural as periods occur.

Explore more of Maliha Abidis work https://malihaabidi.com and @maliha_z_art

Size: 500 piece puzzle

Puzzle dimensions:20 x16 inches
Boxdimensions:9 x 6 x 3 inches

EachJIGGY xThe Pad Project x Maliha Abidipuzzle comes in areusable drawstring bag, box and includes puzzle glue to preserve your masterpiece.