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In February Felicity presented at the Royal Society of Chemistry and IUPAC's Global Women's Breakfast! She accepted the Horizon Prize in Education on behalf of PERIODically and gave a talk all about the PERIODically podcast and how menstrual issues can impact people at stages of an academic career!


It was amazing to hear feedback from people in the chemical industry about how the podcast has resonated with them!


A massive thank you to the RSC and all the organisers of the GWB 2025 for making the event happen, and giving PERIODically such an incredible opportunity to expand the reach of our work!

PERIODically and the Mirzakhani Society (the Oxford University society for women and non-binary students in maths) hosted a 'Pimms and Periods' event with a panel discussion on what it's like to deal with periods during university life. The panel had students from Chemistry, Maths, and Earth Sciences giving us an exciting range of perspectives. We had an amazing evening with lots of Pimms, cupcakes and free period products!



At the Supramol25 conference hosted by the Australian National University in Canberra, Elba gave a presentation on PERIODically, and how periods affect careers and education in STEM. We had the chance to speak to some amazing people afterwards and it was great to see so many people excited to talk about periods!





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