The Period Passport: Conquering Period Poverty’ By Chaste Christopher Inegbedion and Yetunde Tola Will Impress You

NEW YORK—August 28, 2021- The Period Passport: Conquering Period Poverty’ by Chaste Christopher Inegbedion is seamlessly discussing a very unique topic. If you are looking for an informative book covering all aspects of period then ‘The Period Passport’ is the best book for you.

The Period Passport is a unique work of two Nigerians residing in different countries: United States and Hongkong. They are passionate to end period poverty.

Chaste Christopher Inegbedion is a passionate advocate of eliminating period poverty. Chaste is striving against the common paradox to stop the stereotype mindset. Chaste launched a platform on the controversial topic surrounding Menarche, Adolescent girls and their Single Fathers. He joined the Rotaract Club, Advocates in Harlem, Days of Girl International, Freedom Foundation, Man Up Campaign, Wikimedia Foundation, Afrocrowd, Climate Reality, and the United Nations with an aim to raise voice for the #Menstrual# Movement to end the period poverty using digital means and Photography as a tool for change.

Coauthor Yetunde Oluwafunmilayo Tola is a registered nurse and midwife. She is currently in the final year of her doctoral degree. She has conducted research in the areas of cancer care, pain management, reproductive health, and public health. She has also published a number of articles in internationally recognized journals like the International Journal of Nursing Review, Journal of Clinical Nursing, International Journal of Clinical Practice, Supportive Care in Cancer, and Journal of Research Development in Nursing and Midwife. Yetunde is very passionate about the female reproductive health. Her passion has led to this collaborative effort to bring to lime light the issues related to period and ways to tackle period poverty.

Chaste and Yetunde shared their views about the book as they Celebrate World Humanitarian Day, we have highlighted a very controversial topic related to period poverty. Since period is a vital part of girls’ life, it has a great impact on their emotional, physical and mental health. Yet, it is one of the subjects considered a taboo during discussion causing misinformation about it to become rampant. The Period Passport aims to change this. Our focus is young women going through menarche. The Period Passport also serves as a call to action to eliminate period poverty and ignorance about female reproductive health.

This wonderful book is delivering information in a very engaging way. Just having information is not an art but delivering information in the right way is more important. The book is user-friendly and has an attractive outlook.

The Period Passport is covering all aspects of the period such as mystery behind #menstruation#, the role Google could play in ending period poverty and even bridging the disparity in gender education. Basically, it is a self-help guide to understand all about period so that you can answer the questions emerging from young minds. It is equally important for boys and men because the more they know, the better they will be able to understand the girls and women in their lives.

The Period Passport will help you to understand various perspectives of periods and understand the need for educating the male gender about #menstruation#. Why is it important for the male? What impact would it have on their future? The Period Passport is a strong advocate for abolishing period poverty.

The Period Passport script is written in a very professional way that tells the true story. Below is an excerpt from the chapter titled Social Challenges:
WASH United and Kearney reports revealed that most common #menstruation#-related challenges in the social setting have various consequences including stigma about having period, limited opportunities to discuss it with parents, friends, teachers and others. Limitations on mobility and social interaction is also one of the biggest challenges.

‘One of the many virtues of this book is to move beyond a sterile debate between advocates of “pure” humanitarianism and those who regard Period Poverty as a myth that has never existed. If you want a short, readable guide to a field you feel you need to know a bit about, and an argument to react to as well, then this is the book for you.’ — Roxanne Stewart, Sanicle CEO

Journaling between Father and daughter can be a great way for girls — and dads — to talk about Menarche. Menarche only happens once, but most women will have hundreds of periods before their cycle stops during menopause. Help girls understand the benefits of plant-based period products, as well as specific period-related concerns like Birth Controls, Role of Men & Boys, Period Innovations and how to end period poverty.

If #menstruation# wasn’t something you discussed in your home, this can feel a bit strange at first. In The Period Passport, authors, Chaste and Yetunde features bright, diverse, approachable illustrations on Dad & Daughter on better Period Management, #Menstruation# & SDGs, Sanicle in 2024, Glam-ma message to Tween, Devoted Hollywood Dads, Period Genie and Celebration of Changemakers like Arunachalam Muruganantham, Harry Finley, Hillary Duff, Incredible Policymakers Representative April Berg and Assembly member Cristina Garcia.

This COVID Times Best Seller is also tackling issues like ‘Periods don’t pause during Pandemics’ and adding the Men in #Menstruation# theme while providing an empowering model of how dads and their teenage daughters can raise their voices in protest in conquering period poverty.

Sanicle’s Period Passport is committed to helping good causes and promoting literacy.
‘Sanicle core values are aligned to those of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. We contribute in particular to target Goal 1.1; ensuring all young people gain literacy skills while ending period poverty: Goal 1 calls for an end to poverty in all its manifestations by 2030’. — Tosin Oni, Sanicle CTO

For more information, visit https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-period-passport-chaste-christopher-inegbedion/1140035744 and Amazon, https://amzn.to/3j4TUhE, to get the book.

About Sanicle
Sanicle is dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty and crime by advocating for girls’ single dads, incarcerated dads towards building strong parent-to-child relationships through public education (Period Passport) and provision of organic period boxes from every subscription.

This release was published on openPR.