Introduction
The WRC wants to make sure you have access to period products, contraceptives and resources for women’s health and reproductive care. Students, faculty and staff can grab freebies at WRC events and during regular office hours.
A variety of freebies include:
- Period Products: Disposable supplies (tampons and pads) and non-disposable supplies (period cups)
- Sexual Health: Condoms, lube, dental dams
Take the Menstrual Module for a FREE Menstrual Cup
Each semester, the WRC provides information about the benefits of reusable, sustainable menstrual cups and offers students the opportunity to earn a free cup if they complete a brief training module.
Learn more about the benefits of menstrual cups
About the training module
The training covers the benefits of using a non-disposable menstrual cup, what cup size is appropriate for you, and common barriers and solutions to menstrual cup use. Those who successfully complete the training module will be asked identification questions (e.g. your name, WVU email) to help verify who is eligible for a free cup.
Where do I pick up my free cup?
Redeem cups at the WRC in 236 Arnold Hall on Tuesdays between 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m. until April 25, 2024.
Can I participate if I am a student at WVU Tech or PSC?
Students from satellite campuses may email wrc@mail.wvu.edu for more information.This module was developed in partnership between WRC Director Dr. Leslie Tower and Public Health Prevention and Intervention (SPVH 621) students, Ghada Atalla, Ethan Glad, Ryan Kirk, and Carly Williamson. The course is taught by Drs. Elizabeth Claydon and Danielle Davidov.
Free Period Products at WVU Libraries
Free period products are available in all-gender bathrooms throughout the Downtown and Evansdale Libraries.
- Downtown Campus Library
- Evansdale Library
Period products are courtesy of the WVU Libraries
Committee on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Prioritize Periods.
Other Resources for Free Menstrual Products
Research & Action for Menstrual Equity
WVU Libraries is committed to ensuring everyone has equal access to period hygiene products and education through resources, research and partnerships.
Visit the Menstrual Equity LibGuide