ASUC Menstrual Equity Commission

Q: What makes this commission different from a typical student club?

It is structured specifically to house Cal menstrual equity efforts without the risk of discontinuation due to lack of leadership, meaning the work is meant to persist beyond any single group of student leaders.

Q: What values guide the commission's work?

The commission's efforts are grounded in intersectionality, equity, and community.

Q: Who does the commission work with?

The commission collaborates with both campus and local organizations to advance menstrual equity efforts.

Political Advocacy Groups·Community Service/Nonprofit·Health/Wellness

The ASUC Menstrual Equity Commission works with campus and local organizations to sustain menstrual equity efforts at Cal, grounded in intersectionality, equity, and community. The commission is structured to ensure continuity without the risk of discontinuation due to lack of leadership, making it a stable institutional home for this advocacy work on campus.

01What makes this commission different from a typical student club?+

02What values guide the commission's work?+

03Who does the commission work with?+