As Co-Founder and Executive Director of Mission Menstruation, Emily Estrada is at the forefront of a transformative movement aimed at dismantling the barriers to menstrual product access and reducing the stigma surrounding menstruation. With her robust background in civil engineering and advocacy, Emily brings a...
As Co-Founder and Executive Director of Mission Menstruation, Emily Estrada is at the forefront of a transformative movement aimed at dismantling the barriers to menstrual product access and reducing the stigma surrounding menstruation. With her robust background in civil engineering and advocacy, Emily brings a unique perspective to the organization, combining technical problem-solving skills with a deep commitment to social justice. Under her leadership, Mission Menstruation has launched several key initiatives across U.S. universities, empowering students to advocate for the provision of free menstrual products on campus.
Emily’s expertise in organizational development has been instrumental in building partnerships with university administrations and local businesses, ensuring sustainable access to essential hygiene products. She has spearheaded campaigns that not only raise awareness about menstrual equity but also foster a supportive community where students feel comfortable discussing their needs. Her proficiency in project management and teamwork has enabled her to lead diverse teams, bringing together individuals from various backgrounds to collaborate on impactful solutions.
In addition to her advocacy work, Emily is dedicated to educating others about gender studies and the importance of inclusivity in health initiatives. She leverages her skills in conflict resolution and customer service to navigate challenges and build consensus among stakeholders. Fluent in Spanish, she also works to ensure that Mission Menstruation’s resources are accessible to a broader audience, further amplifying the organization’s reach and impact. Through her vision and leadership, Emily Estrada is not only addressing a critical public health issue but also inspiring a new generation of advocates committed to creating equitable solutions for all.
