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Dignity's visit to Wellington Women’s House

Dignity's visit to Wellington Women’s House

One of the best parts of working at Dignity is visiting our partners.Recently, our Wellington team went to visit Te Whare Awhi Wahine o Whanganui-a-Tara – Wellington Women’s House.Wellington Women’...

Menstrual leave survey results

Menstrual leave survey results

Last May internationally acclaimed golfer Lydia Ko spoke openly about period pain affecting her performance, and the news hit the headlines. Shortly after, Spain gained global recognition as the fi...

Voices of Dignity: Lisa Maathuis

What’s your name and what are your pronouns? Lisa Maathuis (she/her).What does the word “dignity” mean to you? Dignity, for me, means the right for someone to genuinely feel confident in themselves...

new team memberWelcome Amy!

Welcome Amy!

In June we welcomed to our team Amy (she/her), our new Operations and Account Manager. Here are some questions she answered for us to introduce herself!What's your role at Dignity?Operations and Ac...

dignityVoices of Dignity: Miranda Hitchings

Voices of Dignity: Miranda Hitchings

Kia ora Miranda, what are your pronouns and can you tell us a bit about yourself?I’m Miranda, and my pronouns are she/her. I’m one of the Co-Founders of Dignity. We started Dignity five and a half ...

dignityEverything you do, I can do bleeding.

Everything you do, I can do bleeding.

Menstruators are tough. Yet, not a lot of non-menstruators know about this.Periods can be painful. Excruciating, at times. They can be debilitating, and stop you from performing not only physically...

awwaMichele Wilson and how AWWA came to be

Michele Wilson and how AWWA came to be

If you have been following us for a while, you’ll know how proud we are to partner with AWWA period care. AWWA is a truly incredible brand, and we are stoked to receive 750 pairs of undies every qu...

dignityDignity & the Sustainable Development Goals

Dignity & the Sustainable Development Goals

Period poverty is still very much a reality in New Zealand, and the lack of access to period products means that New Zealanders are missing out on work and education.At Dignity, we don’t want anyon...

awwaDignity's partnership with AWWA

Dignity's partnership with AWWA

Along with Oi, AWWA Period Care is Dignity’s other beloved partner.Indigenous owned and female founded, AWWA truly is an amazing brand. Their undies are made of natural, organic and recycled fibres...

end period shameDignity's partnership with Oi

Dignity's partnership with Oi

Organic Initiative (Oi) is our very first Dignity partner.Oi period care products are made of 100% certified organic cotton, come in an environmentally friendly cardboard packaging, and they are ve...

empowermentVoices of Dignity: Jo Cribb

Voices of Dignity: Jo Cribb

Kia ora Jo, what are your pronouns and can you tell us a bit about yourself?My pronoun is Dr, and I have a somewhat uncomfortable relationship with it. I like that it is gender-free and not derived...

commsWelcome Giuls!

Welcome Giuls!

Last month we welcomed to our team Giuls (they/them), our new Digital Communications Coordinator at Dignity. Here are some questions they answered to introduce themselves!What's your role at Dignit...