About Us

CleanFlo is a dedicated blog founded by Ananya Chaudhary, a high school student and established writer from the Bay Area, with a mission to address the pervasive issue of period poverty. Period poverty affects millions of individuals worldwide who lack access to menstrual products, hygiene facilities, and essential education about menstruation. This lack of resources leads to significant challenges, including missed school days, health complications, and entrenched social stigma.

Through insightful and compelling articles, CleanFlo aims to raise awareness about these challenges, providing a platform for voices and stories that highlight the impact of period poverty on individuals and communities. Ananya’s writing delves into various aspects of this issue, offering in-depth analysis, personal narratives, and practical solutions to help readers understand and engage with the problem.

The goals of CleanFlo extend beyond raising awareness. The blog is committed to educating the public, breaking down stigmas associated with menstruation, and advocating for menstrual equity. By promoting access to menstrual products and education, CleanFlo seeks to empower individuals to manage their menstrual health with dignity and confidence. The blog also encourages readers to support initiatives and policies that aim to end period poverty, fostering a community of advocates dedicated to making a difference. Through its comprehensive coverage and empathetic approach, CleanFlo aspires to create a world where no one is held back by their period.

More About Ananya

Ananya Chaudhary is a dynamic high school student at Monta Vista High School in Cupertino, California. With a strong passion for social issues, Ananya’s interest in period poverty was sparked by the Bollywood movie Padman, which sheds light on the challenges faced by women in India due to lack of access to menstrual products. This inspiration led her to delve deeper into the issue, recognizing the global impact of period poverty and the urgent need for awareness and action.

Beyond her advocacy work, Ananya is an accomplished writer and the editor-in-chief of El Estoque, one of the most prestigious high school magazines in the country. Her role at El Estoque has honed her skills in journalism, leadership, and storytelling, allowing her to effectively communicate complex issues to a wide audience. Ananya’s ability to engage and inform her peers through her writing has made her a respected voice in her community.

Through her blog, CleanFlo, Ananya combines her journalistic talents with her passion for menstrual equity. CleanFlo is dedicated to educating the public about period poverty, breaking down stigmas, and advocating for access to menstrual products and education. Ananya’s insightful articles explore various facets of this issue, from personal stories to policy analysis, aiming to foster understanding and inspire action.