Emmy Hancock: Period Poverty and a Pair of Pants
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Four years ago, Emmy Hancock learned of the limited access to menstrual products known as period poverty. In 2020, facing an uncertain career choice during the early days of COVID-19, Emmy decided to move forward with her own fashion brand, Oluna. And Oluna gives backāfor every pair of pants the company sells, they donate a year’s supply of menstrual products to someone in need to promote awareness to menstrual inequity.