Fighting for Menstrual Equity, Tackling Period Taboos, and Running a Non-profit Organization with Grace Kim

Grace Kim is a South Korean-based youth rights activist focused on menstrual equity. Passionate about the intersection of gender and healthcare, she will be majoring in medical sciences at university this upcoming year. She is the founder and the executive director of the Mini Moon Project, which focuses on eliminating menstrual taboos by providing sustainable menstrual kits to people in need. Her organization has distributed a total of 2,000 menstrual kits and approximately 30,000 educational materials across six countries. Striving to eliminate the stigma around menstruation, she was invited to speak at global health conferences hosted by Harvard University and Johns Hopkins University. In 2022, she was selected to be the recipient of the Diana Award and the Pfizer-One Young World Scholarship. Follow the Mini Moon Project on Instagram: @minimoonproject Mini Moon Project website: https://www.minimoonproject.com/ Resources by the Mini Moon Project: https://www.minimoonproject.com/testimonials Follow Girls Against the Gap on Instagram: @girlsvsthegap