Monthly Dignity’s mission is to tackle the causes and consequences of period poverty and work towards menstrual equity. The organization envisions a world where menstruation does not prevent people from achieving their social, educational, or professional goals. Their work centres on empowering individuals with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to meet their menstrual health needs while actively addressing systemic barriers and stigma related to menstruation.

Monthly Dignity operates in Montréal, Quebec, with a strong focus on supporting diverse and at-risk populations throughout the city. Their partnerships extend to local shelters, outreach centres, newcomers’ organizations, youth groups, and other community-based organizations serving people experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, and more. While most efforts are local, the organization’s educational and advocacy projects may indirectly reach broader audiences through research, online resources, and policy advocacy.

Monthly Dignity runs several key programs. They distribute thousands of menstrual products every year to partner organizations across Montreal, ensuring those in need have access to essential supplies. Their educational workshops, delivered in schools and community groups, provide inclusive, stigma-free menstrual health information. Monthly Dignity also advocates for menstrual equity at all levels of government, participating in campaigns, policy discussions, and outreach events to create lasting change and improve access to menstrual products and education.