Track One: Global Ambassador Program
The Global Ambassador Program (GAP) is designed as an open-door community for menstrual equity activists around the world. During your term, you are expected to advance menstrual equity in your community by hosting at least two of the following four initiatives: a fundraiser for The Pad Project, a period product drive, a screening of Period. End of Sentence., and/or a screening of Long Line of Ladies. We also ask GAP members to take images and videos of these initiatives. As you take on these initiatives during your term, you will develop service and leadership skills.
The 2026-2027 GAP term will run from Monday, November 16, 2026 to Monday, May 31, 2027. To apply, please fill out the Google Form below by Friday, November 6, 2026.
You can expect to hear back from our team by mid-November. Successful applicants will gain access to a comprehensive toolkit that will help guide all initiatives.
We encourage U.S. and international applicants to apply. You must be 12 years or older to participate in the program. You will need access to WiFi to host screenings and email content to our team.
Track Two: School Chapter Ambassador Program
The School Chapter Ambassador Program (SCAP) is designed for students to collaborate with their classmates to advance menstrual equity on their campus. School chapters require at least 2 students, and are expected to lead the following five initiatives during the school year: one fundraiser for The Pad Project, one period product drive, one screening of Period. End of Sentence., one screening of Long Line of Ladies, and five chapter discussions. We also ask students to take images and videos throughout the school year of these initiatives. As you take on these initiatives during your term, you will develop service and leadership skills.
Currently, SCAP operates on a closed cycle and we do not have an open application form. Check back here for changes in the future.
“I have so much more confidence in myself and my abilities. When I'm with other Ambassadors, I feel loved and accepted. I really enjoy getting to know other people and being able to have open conversations with them.”
- Jenna Thomas, USA
“I’ve learned that no issue is not worth a fight, that there is always a way to advocate and even find people to do it with you.”
- Ivanna Paola Sepulveda Suárez, Mexico
