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;X-APPLE-RADIUS=10;X-TITLE=Hiawatha Public L ibrary:geo:42.0372393,-91.6723871 GEO:42.0372393;-91.6723871 DESCRIPTION:This three-part series explores the different facets of women in the environmental and sustainability movement. Come celebrate Womenâ €™s History Month with these events. .\nhttps://hiawathapubliclibrary. libnet.info/event/5894254 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Leaders in the Environmental Movem
ent (Friday\, March 18th at 7pm on Zoom) \; \;
The f
irst part recognizes seven women who have been working to create a greener
planet. We will be talking about who they are\, what they do and why they
are important. This part is open to all. To register click
here
Creating a Greener Period: Looking
at Reusable and Sustainable Menstruating Products (Saturday\, March 19th
at 11am) \;
The second part involves the individual\, as we have
an open and honest conversation about menstruation: the cost of traditiona
l menstruating products on our wallets\, our bodies and our planet. This s
ession is open to all people who menstruate and who are curious about how
sustainable and reusable products can help us create a healthier body and
planet. We specifically encourage young people who have recently started m
enstruating or who are about to menstruate to come to this discussion\, as
we help decrease the stigma around periods. \; *This program
is in person at the library.
All We Can Sav
e Discussion (Sunday\, March 20th at 11am) \;
The last p
art is a discussion on the book\, All We Can Save. The book is an antholog
y of stories\, poems\, art and essays by women in the world of environment
alism and sustainability. We will be choosing a few of those essays to rea
d\, consider and discuss. This part is open to all. It is not required to
read the book\, but it is encouraged. *This program is in person a
t the library.