In this heartwarming episode, we're joined by Nikki and Brandy, native Hawaiian sisters and co-founders of Maʻi Movement, a non-profit organization committed to ending period poverty in Hawaiʻi. Along with a third sister, who together form the core of this remarkable initiative, they share their poignant journey that led to the birth of Maʻi Movement. The loss of their mother at a young age thrust them into premature adulthood, weaving a tapestry of resilience and purpose that ultimately inspired their mission. This episode unveils the deep personal testimonies behind Maʻi Movement, shedding light on the sisters' dedication to empowering menstruators across Hawaiʻi by providing essential menstrual products and advocating for systemic change. Their story is one of triumph over adversity, a testament to the power of unity and traditional Hawaiian values in driving meaningful social change. Listen as we explore the challenges they've overcome, the victories worth celebrating, and the profound impact of their work on the community. Join us in a conversation that's not just about menstrual equity but also about love, loss, and the enduring strength of family.
