FOUNDER & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Hey there! I'm Natalie, a 17-year-old high school student from the Boston area with a passion for making a difference. I founded Cycle Sisters, a non-profit dedicated to ensuring everyone has access to essential period products. Now, through Cycle Sisters, I'm working to distribute free period products, advocate for change, and break down the stigma around menstruation. I may be young, but I'm proof that you're never too young to make a difference. If you share my vision of a world where period poverty is a thing of the past, I'd love for you to join us at Cycle Sisters. Together, we can create real change!

DESIGN DIRECTOR

Hi! My name is Edna, a high schooler from Lynn, MA.  As someone who’s passionate about activism and advocacy in healthcare for youth and for women, Cycle Sisters gives me the space to elicit change while also giving back to those in my local community! Menstruation products are a necessity and shouldn’t only be accessible to some. The power is in our hands and it’s up to us to be the change we want to see.

DIRECTOR

Hi everyone, my name is Briana and I’m a third year biology major at Northeastern University on the pre-med track. As an aspiring healthcare professional and public health researcher, I deeply believe in the mission of Cycle Sisters and find their purpose very meaningful. As someone who has struggled with period complications from a young age and grew up in Massachusetts, this organization has been a great way to get involved in the local community and help people around Boston. I’m very excited to be joining the board of advisors and can’t wait to get more involved with the program!