Global Ambassador for PrincessD Menstrual Cup

Dr. Tristaca McCray, CEO of NERDS RULE INC. and World Kindness Movement Secretary-General, Becomes Global Ambassador for PrincessD Menstrual Cup

San Diego, California - In a remarkable move toward promoting women's health, sustainability, and kindness to under-served communities worldwide, Dr. Tristaca McCray, CEO of NERDS RULE INC. and Secretary-General of the World Kindness Movement, has taken on the role of Global Ambassador for PrincessD Menstrual Cup.

A Sustainable Solution with a Global Impact

The PrincessD Menstrual Cup is a groundbreaking menstrual hygiene product designed to provide 12 hours of leak-free protection and is reusable for up to 10 years. What sets this innovation apart is its remarkable sustainability, as just one PrincessD Menstrual Cup can replace approximately 3000 tampons or sanitary pads. This environmentally friendly approach not only reduces waste but also offers significant cost savings for users.

Empowering Under-served Communities.

Dr. Tristaca McCray's partnership with PrincessD aims to raise awareness and funding to ensure that this innovative and sustainable menstrual hygiene solution reaches underserved communities worldwide. In many parts of the globe, access to affordable and eco-friendly menstrual hygiene products remains a challenge, often leading to health risks and environmental damage.

A Shared Commitment to Kindness and Well-being

As the Secretary-General of the World Kindness Movement, Dr. McCray brings her dedication to fostering kindness and well-being to this partnership. The collaboration between Dr. McCray and PrincessD is a testament to their shared commitment to making the world a better place by providing women with safer, more sustainable, and cost-effective menstrual hygiene options.

Joining Forces for a Brighter Future

By becoming a Global Ambassador for PrincessD Menstrual Cup, Dr. Tristaca McCray continues to be a beacon of hope and kindness, advocating for the well-being of communities, women, and girls around the world. This partnership exemplifies the power of collaboration in addressing pressing global challenges while promoting sustainable and eco-friendly solutions.

For more information on Dr. Tristaca McCray, NERDS RULE INC., and the World Kindness Movement, please visit www.nerdsruleinc.org and www.theworldkindnessmovement.org.

For media inquiries or further details on the partnership with PrincessD Menstrual Cup, please contact:

Donation Information: Send in mail: P.O. BOX 300592 Escondido, CA 92030 P.O. BOX 121563 Chula Vista, CA 91912 Zelle App: 619-638-9606

The issue of Menstrual Health and Hygiene (MHH) is a critical aspect of the well-being and empowerment of women and adolescent girls worldwide. It's alarming to realize that, on any given day, over 300 million women across the globe are menstruating, and approximately 500 million of them lack access to menstrual products and proper facilities for menstrual hygiene management (MHM).

To address this challenge, it's essential to understand what menstrual hygiene management entails, as defined by the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme in 2012:

"Women and adolescent girls are using a clean menstrual management material to absorb or collect menstrual blood, that can be changed in privacy as often as necessary, using soap and water for washing the body as required, and having access to safe and convenient facilities to dispose of used menstrual management materials. They understand the basic facts linked to the menstrual cycle and how to manage it with dignity and without discomfort or fear."

Improving menstrual hygiene and providing affordable menstrual materials can have profound positive effects. It can enhance girls' and women's access to education, opening doors to better job opportunities, promotions, and entrepreneurship. This, in turn, unleashes their potential contributions to the economy rather than keeping them at home.

Consider the following consequences when menstrual hygiene isn't adequately addressed:

1. Educational Barriers: Girls who drop out of school due to menstruation face limited employment opportunities, often marry early, and start families, further diminishing their earning potential.

2. Economic Impact: Women who lack female-friendly sanitation facilities at work lose wages when they miss workdays during menstruation, and they may be viewed as unreliable workers, limiting their opportunities for career advancement.

3. Financial Constraints: Many girls and women can't access adequate menstrual products due to financial constraints or limited market availability, perpetuating the cycle of inadequate menstrual hygiene management.

It's clear that addressing menstrual health and hygiene isn't just a matter of health; it's a matter of gender equality, economic empowerment, and social justice. Efforts to provide access to affordable and safe menstrual materials and facilities are crucial for advancing the rights and well-being of women and girls worldwide. It's a step toward ensuring they can manage their menstruation with dignity, without discomfort or fear, and reach their full potential in society.