Podcast appearances and mentions of molly hayward

She's cool. She's effortless. She's dressed your favorite singers, and created that knitted hat you saved on Pinterest. Behold, Molly Hayward: founder of NotJustTrash. Pojo sits down with the icon herself, all the way from England, to chat about her personal style journey, growing up with a big family, hand-me-down culture, and more. Molly also discusses growing up online, and how her passion for sustainability resulted in a community of like-minded fashion enthusiasts. This is certainly not just trash! Shop NotJustTrash on Galaxy: https://www.shopgalaxy.com/notjusttrash Follow Molly & NotJustTrash Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/notjusttrash Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@notjusttrash Finding Fashion, powered by Galaxy is an eco fashion podcast that isn't clinically depressing! Finding Fashion is a new podcast that profiles fashion creators and their unique approaches to reversing the damage caused by fast fashion. Each episode celebrates a fashion change maker that is leading the shift by inspiring Gen Z to embrace sustainability in style. Galaxy is a new sustainable way to shop vintage, pre-loved and handmade fashion powered by live video. Visit https://www.shopgalaxy.com/ today! Subscribe now to catch our weekly episodes! Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/finding-fashion/id1620544734 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ULvmf9aHMuNLvmFRYPgXV?si=RLwnNlaYT_C4Y41qB0vXJg Follow, Listen, Watch and SHOP on Galaxy! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buyongalaxy/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4QI... Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@buyongalaxy Shop: https://www.shopgalaxy.com/ Watch: https://www.findingfashion.com/ Closet Cleanout: https://www.closetcleanout.com/ Follow Pojo: https://www.instagram.com/pojo/ About our host: Pojo is a model and sustainability advocate based in NYC. She grew up in the fashion industry, going to class and then running to castings or runway shows after school. After a decade of modeling, Pojo's perspective shifted – and a passion for sustainability grew out of ethical dilemmas within her career. She wondered, how can a model be a part of the solution, with a history of being an advertisement for the problem? With each episode of Finding Fashion Pojo guides our journey, discussing a more sustainable fashion future with our special guests. Produced by Phoebe “Pojo” Joseph & Perry Landesberg Recorded at Gotham Podcast Studios NYC Videography Geoff Haggray Sound & Video Edited by Patrick Steward

Erin Ryan and Alyssa Mastromonaco talk to Cora’s founder and Chief Branding Officer Molly Hayward about how to unfuck the feminine care industry, period poverty and why having your period is actually pretty metal. Plus, Erin and Alyssa discuss the dumb sword fight in the Senate over the Jan 6th commission and infrastructure, and the disturbing lack of education among Republicans. Then Megan Gailey and Julissa Arce stop by to talk about the Florida High School photoshopping girl's bodies in yearbooks and the discriminatory history of dress codes. Finally, what the hell are those accents in Mare of East Town in Sanity Corner! Show Notes: Learn more about Cora: https://cora.life/ Sanity Corner: Alyssa: Mare of East Town on HBO Max Julissa: Watermelon margaritas with tahini  Erin: The Turning: The Sisters Who Left podcast Megan: Sports baby! NBA playoffs & WNBA, NHL playoffs, Indy 500 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Imagine not being able to go to school or work because you don’t have the products you need during your period. Imagine having to use dirty rags instead of tampons or pads and being forced to drop out of school in elementary - all because of your period. For millions of women and girls around the world - this is a reality. Enter Cora. Cora is a purpose driven fem-care brand that’s on a mission to build a better future for all women, all around the world, founded by Molly Hayward. Molly is one of those sparkly women I felt like I could chat to for hours about her mission over the last decade and what she’s managed to build with Cora. An elevated period brand for the modern woman, with a major social 1 for 1 give back scheme to girls in need. Since 2016, Cora has donated well over 10 million pads and has helped provide reproductive health education to roughly 15,000 girls in Kenya and India. This is one of the most inspiring women I’ve had the pleasure of interviewing and I hope you love the episode. LINKS WE MENTION: Cora's WebsiteCora's Instagram Molly's Instagram Vitruvi ---- Female Startup Club is a platform designed for women-in-progress to learn and dominate through an insightful podcast, technical courses and resources. Check out our new course The Ads MBA to master the technical skills needed to launch and scale profitable Facebook and Instagram ads.

Nearly 25 million women live below the poverty line in the U.S., but menstrual products are not covered by food stamps. Additionally, 38 states tax tampons and other feminine hygiene products as non-essentials. In this episode, we speak with Molly Hayward, a founder on the frontlines of destigmatizing menstrual care. Molly is the founder and Chief Brand Officer of Cora, a company that sells organic feminine hygiene products, including tampons, pads, and more. Cora also provides menstrual products to women in underserved communities in the U.S. and abroad. Molly is also the founder of Blood & Milk, a community covering a wide range of women's health issues. "Often, women and girls are left to fend for themselves and come up with alternative solutions to a basic level of care," says Molly. "I wanted to create a brand that reflected period care in a positive light. Looking ahead, we're asking: what's the next pain point that exists in the experience of life in a female body that we can address?"For more on the podcast, see the Beyond Capital Podcast website.

Today’s conversation is with Molly Hayward. A graduate of a tiny and feminist liberal arts school, Molly was inspired early on to pursue a career in social impact. Assuming she would end up in the nonprofit sector, her career took a twist after a trip to Africa inspired a deep desire to disrupt the female hygiene industry. Molly joins us to talk about feminism, social impact, and her personal experience innovating in an industry that hasn’t really evolved in decades. We’re talking tampons, women’s rights, and social entrepreneurship and it’s a conversation I think you’re going to love!

“Change for women happens one moment at a time. One light at a time. One meal at a time. One supplement at a time. And one choice at a time.” Welcome to the bonus episode of the Going Beyond Podcast- listen now to our LIVE podcast recording featuring: Molly Hayward, the founder of CoraSarrah Hallock, the co-founder of The WellJulie Sawaya, Co-founder and Co-CEO of NeededKathleen Booker, Breathwork coach known as the Jedi of Calm This dynamic conversation was recorded at Athleta Flatiron on October 17th with a live audience and now we’re thrilled to share it with you, our podcast listeners! We dove into a thought provoking and bold exploration on why owning our bodies and our wellness is still a pathway in need of redefinition. With humor and heart we told stories, shared expertise and reminded each other to stand in our true power. There is a WEALTH of knowledge in this episode, and its perfect for the newbie as well as the expert- its our JOY to share this LIVE conversation with you. In this one of kind conversation we discuss:-WHY wellness? Our panelists share how wellness became an integral part of their lives. -The correlation between women’s health and their roles in society, plus the culture shift happening now! -The truth about the inequality of medical research between women and men. -Tips for the person who wants to embody better wellness every day of their lives. -Q&A from the audience- how to start a wellness based business, healthy living “burn out" and redefining success as a business owner. Tune in to the first of many LIVE Going Beyond Podcast conversations- but there’s nothing like the first one! Enjoy!Special thanks to our:Host: @AthletaNYC Panelists: @sarrahhallock @thewell @juliesawaya @nourishmentisneeded @iamkathleenbooker @mollyrosehayward @corawomen Media Sponsor: @mouthmedianetwork Gift Bag Sponsors: @vitalproteins @almedalabs @Equilibriawomen @nourishmentisneeded @corawomen @thewell Photographer: @michellerosephoto

You guys are gonna love my next guest! Molly Hayward, the co-founder at Cora, has entered the menstrual management space -- a space that is very trendy now by the way -- and she has done it so effectively with her company Cora. They have been around three years, they haven't spent a dollar on marketing, and yet they've made a heck of a marketing splash. Take a listen. 

Let's tackle the taboos within the women's health industry. On this episode, we chat with Molly Hayward of Cora — the brand bringing healthy and organic period care to women around the world. Listen up as we talk about Cora’s origin story, and the five ways in which the brand are working to dismantle the taboos within the women’s health space. Learn more about Cora - https://cora.life

Meet Molly Hayward, the founder and CEO of Cora. Cora is a certified organic tampon company that provides menstrual products for girls in need around the world for every box of tampons that you buy. When Molly learned about the millions of girls around the globe who miss or drop out of school during their periods, she made it her mission to do something about it. We sat down with Molly to hear how she got Cora off the ground, managed to grow a company in a taboo area, and what advice she has for others.

This conversation was RICH with reality that a woman’s period, something that is natural, and divine, and LIFE GIVING, is the very thing that keeps us from education, opportunities, and basic rights throughout the world.

“Of course, I got my period today,” my bestie said. It was moving day with her two kiddos and there was no way she was going to find a tampon or pad among the boxes. Have you ever experienced something like this? From navigating pool parties in middle school to first-date surprises in your 20s, it can be such a pain to deal with Aunt Flo. Physical pain and discomfort, along with tampon and pad expenses, can amount to a pretty bad monthly experience. Periods are just one testament to how we girls and women are strong as hell. The post Molly Hayward: How to Help Women in Need During That Time of the Month appeared first on On The Dot Woman.

We are all meant to change the world… some people just get to working on it sooner than others. Today's guest, Molly Hayward has felt called to speak up for and take a stand against social injustices since she was just a little girl- and since then she has never stopped. Molly is the visionary founder of Cora, a lifestyle brand giving women a modern method for managing their periods. Cora gives body-conscious organic tampons and sustainable menstrual products to girls in underdeveloped countries for every package shipped, using her business and her voice as an opportunity to speak for women who don't have the chance to speak for themselves. Molly Hayward is changing (and in many instances creating) the dialogue about women and their periods- one that has been hushed beneath shame and cultural norms- on a global scale. I am honored to have her on the show today, so get ready- this conversation is going to change the way you see your body, your global sisters, and yourself. IN THIS EPISODE: Today's guest, Molly Hayward [ 0:48 ] iTunes Review of the week: [ 3:10 ] How I found Cora and began using their amazing products [ 4:15 ] Where Molly's desire to help others came from [ 5:11 ] How Molly turned a spark of inspiration into a thriving business [ 13:03 ] The startling truth about what's happening to less fortunate women in our world [ 18:05 ] Honoring the seasons of our bodies and our lives [ 26:45 ] Why it's so important to give back in our businesses, and to work with others who want to do the same [ 29:15 ] The story behind Blood + Milk [ 32:58 ] How to create a dialogue around what we're experiencing during our periods [ 46:40 ] Why switching to organic products and respecting your body's cues can help stop severe cramps [ 50:00 ] The most surprising thing Molly has learned on this journey [ 55:33 ] All you need to know about Cora [ 59:30 ] SOUL SHIFTING QUOTES: “It felt so deeply ingrained inside of me that I had to do this; that I had to feel the fear and do it anyway.” “The reason why it has taken this long for there to be a consciousness among women about this experience is because there has been this overriding stigma about it that has been ingrained in girls from an extremely young age.” “There is that moment in the deepest part of winter when the seeds for the next spring are germinating underground. What our society does does not honor- is that moment.” “You don't devote your life to something for a paycheck; you do it because you know that it has meaning and it has greater purpose.” “Having severe pain, having severe discomfort, having a negative perspective on this experience is not natural. This is learned- this is culturally ingrained.” “Honoring my intuition and maintaining a positive perspective on everything is what moves this train forward.” LINKS MENTIONED: Start your subscription today by going to Cora.life! Check out Cora's new venture, Blood + Milk Be sure to follow Molly on her personal Instagram @mollyrosehayward and on Cora's @corawomen Did you hear something you loved here today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes

Molly Hayward is the founder of Cora, an organic tampon subscription service with a mission to transform the experience of womanhood on a global scale—starting with periods. A Forbes 30 Under 30 alum, Molly is a two-time entrepreneur with a deep-rooted commitment to making change in the world. Today, Molly joins us Girlboss and Sephora Collection to share her #LIPSTORIES with Girlboss editor in chief Neha Gandhi. She tells us about an eye-opening trip to Kenya that inspired her to start her company, the smartest ways to raise funding for a startup, and how she finds time to relax and care for herself while building a really ambitious business.

On this episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, Molly Hayward joins me to discuss passion as the driver for entrepreneurial success. Molly Hayward is the visionary female founder of Cora, a San Francisco startup and disruptive consumer brand pioneering products that fit women’s lifestyles, prioritize their wellness, and empower women globally. Molly was the first entrepreneur in the now-trendy menstrual management space to establish a modern, healthy, socially conscious brand, presenting the issues of healthier products and women’s global social justice to the mainstream female consumer. In this episode, we discuss: -The story behind Cora: from idea to successful subscription business -How passion and perseverance disrupted the feminine product industry -The importance of removing unessential daily tasks as your business grows -How to position a product to enhance quality of life and foster a worldwide community -And so much more!   Molly sought to create a mission driven company with Cora and has successfully helped women in developing countries continue their education during their monthly menstruation. Molly stresses, “Girls education and female empowerment is completely essential to economic development and poverty alleviation.”   Most entrepreneurial opportunities begin when you yourself find a need not being served in the marketplace as Molly reminds, “It does start from a problem that you yourself experience.” From Molly’s experience, she shares that, “It’s critical to get started because it’s such a learn-as-you-go process.”   Entrepreneurs tend to want to do it all and are eager as momentum starts to grow. In light of this, Molly advises, “Try to narrow your focus early on and do fewer things better rather than try to have your hands on every potential opportunity.”   Passion for your vision will help you as an entrepreneur navigate the many twists and turns on the road to success. Molly recommends, “Do what you love and trust that things are going to continue to move in the right direction.”   For more information on Molly: Molly Hayward is the visionary female founder of Cora, a San Francisco startup and disruptive consumer brand pioneering products that fit women’s lifestyles, prioritize their wellness, and empower women globally. With body-conscious organic tampons, an elegant user experience, and sustainable menstrual products given to girls in developing countries for every monthly supply shipped, Cora represents the smart, chic, and conscious woman of today and is transforming the experience of womanhood on a global scale. Molly was the first entrepreneur in the now-trendy menstrual management space to establish a modern, healthy, socially conscious brand, presenting the issues of healthier products and women’s global social justice to the mainstream female consumer. Forbes writes, “Serial entrepreneur Molly Hayward has a fresh take on feminine hygiene, reimagining everything from the absorbent materials to the packaging, with a deep commitment to social justice." At 28 years old, she has been featured in major television and media outlets, and garnered awards for her innovative and holistic approach to elevating women globally through for-profit business. Molly has a deep knowledge of menstruation in both its commercial and cultural contexts, and has been described as a visionary badass with soul. Learn more about Molly and Cora at www.cora.life.   Resources discussed on this show: Molly Hayward Twitter Molly Hayward LinkedIn Cora Twitter Cora instagram Cora Website   Thanks to our sponsor for today's podcast Net Health!   Thanks for listening and subscribing to the podcast! Make sure to connect with me on twitter, instagram and facebook to stay updated on all of the latest! Show your support for the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes!   Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!   Xo Karen    

When you buy tampons, are you making a conscious choice? Do you opt for the same pink-labeled box your mother handed you in seventh grade without second thought, eager to get home before it's too late to consider ordering take-out for dinner. Molly Hayward is redefining the way women are learning about menstruation, purchasing products and giving back. She's the co-founder of Cora, a modern feminine product brand that delivers tailored tampon orders to subscribers. Hayward is at the helm of a global movement to change the language around periods. For every Cora subscription, a month's supply of pads and education is given to girls in India and Kenya. In this episode, we speak with Hayward about social entrepreneurship, the power of partnerships and accessibility. Got questions about this episode or have a story you want to share with the world? Email us at hello@burgundyfox.com.

Tara’ guest this week is Molly Hayward, the founder of Cora, a lifestyle brand giving women a modern method for managing their periods. Cora is changing the way women are thinking about their bodies with organic tampons, an elegant delivery experience, and sustainable menstrual products given to girls in developing countries for every monthly supply […] The post Episode 93 – Disrupting a Very Old Market with Cora Founder Molly Hayward appeared first on What Works.

Molly Hayward was searching for her next step when she travelled to Kenya and saw the devestating consequences of limited access to feminine hygiene products. Girls all over the world miss out on their educations and resort to unhealthy alternatives for tampons and pads. Period products in the US are no better: they have a host of chemicals in them that are linked to health problems. From these revelations, Cora was born: an all-organic tampon company that delivers right to your door, while giving sanitary products to girls in the developing world. Molly talks about building a socially conscious company that not only designs for the best user experience for her customers in the US, but also supports social enterprise in the developing world.

"Peeling away the layers that we unconsciously cover ourselves up with." - Molly Hayward sits down to talk human to me about contradictions, love, empathy, perception, criticism, being conscious, and freedom. | Talk Human To Me is a podcast for entrepreneurs, that has nothing to do with entrepreneurship. Listen in as we talk with doers, makers, & creators about other thoughts that complete them as humans.

How can you build a business based around a cause you’re passionate about? Guest Molly Hayward co-founded Cora, the premium organic tampon company sharing menstrual products to those in need. This episode is for the social entrepreneurial spirit in you. In this episode we explore: 1:58 – Molly’s journey to social entrepreneurship 6:00 – The… The post LL 034: Building a Cause-Based Business w/ Cora Co-Founder Molly Hayward appeared first on Lavendaire.

Molly is the visionary female founder of Cora. If you haven’t heard of Cora tampons before, Cora is a brand committed to providing healthy, modern menstrual products (i.e. tampons) in a completely new way. After travelling the world through many developing nations Molly saw how menstruation negatively affects girls and women living in low resource settings. Many of these girls are unable to afford menstrual products and have to resort to using old rags, newspaper, tree bark, and even pieces of old mattresses to manage their monthly bleeds. As you can imagine, using unhygienic methods such as these can cause infections, reproductive health problems, not to mention leaking. When Molly later learned that many of the menstrual products widely sold in North America use harmful chemicals and materials (i.e. pesticides, and other synthetic chemicals) that can cause endocrine disruption, cancer and other illnesses she decided to take matters into her own hands. Molly joined forces with her business partner Morgen and founded Cora. Not only are Cora tampons made from premium organic cotton (and free from harmful pesticides & synthetic materials), but Cora’s is on a mission to empower girls in developing nations. For every product sold, Cora provides sustainable menstrual products to girls in low resource settings. In today's episode, we expose the dangers of using conventional menstrual products, and we also have a much-needed discussion of the challenges that girls and women face in low resource settings. What it means for women and girls when they don't have access to the menstrual products they need to manage their periods. Topics discussed in today's episode Why women in low resource settings are managing their periods with old clothes, tree bark and pieces of old mattresses The reality for women and girls in low resource settings who are not able to attend school and work because of their periods What toxic chemicals are lurking in your menstrual products The link between synthetic materials like rayon and polyester and Toxic Shock Syndrome The health benefits of using 100% organic cotton tampons compared to the regular tampons you buy at the store Why women and girls in low resource settings lack access to menstrual products and what they use instead How the lack of access to menstrual products prevents girls from attending school during their period in many countries worldwide. Why menstrual products should be provided free of charge besides every toilet just like toilet paper How Cora has integrated the fundamental issue of access to menstrual products their company's mission How your purchase of Cora Tampons benefits girls in India and Kenya The connection between conventional menstrual products and health issues like painful periods, yeast infections, and bacterial vaginosis. The inspiration behind the design of Cora Tampons and accessories (i.e. say no to the obnoxious pink and purple packaging characteristic of conventional menstrual products) Why the design savvy carrying case and other accessories are not about hiding your period or being ashamed of it but instead are about embracing it and creating a positive experience of menstruation Why women who buy Cora tampons don't pay the tampon tax Connect with Molly You can connect with Molly on the Cora Website, on Facebook, and Twitter Resources mentioned Cora | Organic Tampons That Work FFP 078 | Lunapads & The Diva Cup | Sustainable, Eco-friendly & Healthy Menstrual Products | Madeleine Shaw & Suzanne Siemens FFP 065 | 6 Easy Ways to Reduce Your Xenoestrogen Exposure with Lisa | Fertility Friday Join the community! Find us in the Fertility Friday Facebook Group Subscribe to the Fertility Friday Podcast on iTunes! This episode is sponsored by Cora! Made from 100% organic cotton, Cora tampons were designed not only to help you manage your periods but also to preserve your health.  For every month of tampons you buy, Cora gives a month of pads along with menstrual health education to a girl in need in India. Click here to receive your first month's supply free of charge. *Please note that Cora only ships within the United States. Fertility Friday | Fertility Management Masterclass This episode is sponsored by my Fertility Management Masterclass! Gain clarity and confidence using the Fertility Awareness Method and improve your cycle health at the same time! Click here for more information! Music Credit: Intro/Outro music Produced by J-Gantic  

    On this episode of The Period Party, Nat & Nicole talk with Molly Hayward, founder of Cora Tampons.  Here's some of highlights from this exciting episode:  How a trip to a third world country sparked the idea for a new approach to women's menstrual cycles. Why does Cora have a male co-Founder and how can men become more involved in women's health.The new political landscape and it's impact on women's health, menstrual health, and reproductive justice.The "tampon tax" and why it's hurting women in a big way. Women's marches, Roe vs Wade, a woman's right to body autonomy—we talk about it all!  Molly Hayward is the visionary female founder of Cora, a disruptive consumer brand providing body-conscious organic tampons, an elegant user experience, and sustainable menstrual products to girls in developing countries. Cora represents the smart, chic, and conscious woman of today, and is transforming the experience of womanhood on a global scale. 

A couple of months ago, I received emails from two brands that are changing the game in the feminine-hygiene category. Both were interested in being on the podcast and both were selling the same kind of product (natural tampons). But they were doing it in such different ways, that I couldn’t decide which one to […]

This week, we explore one of our favorite topics - periods! As a bonus, Cora founder Molly Hayward joins us to help answer some menstruation mysteries. How is your poop affected during this time of the month? What is the one period color that you should worry about? How can your period make sex more exciting? We also share our most horrifying period stories and guide a listener through tampon 101. Nowadays, there's a huge variety of products to suit all types of comfort levels. But there's still a ton of progress we can make, both nationally and globally. How will you open up the conversation and help erase the taboo? P.S. Thank you to HelloFresh for supporting Ladies Who Lunch! Go to HelloFresh.com and use the code lwl to get $35 off first week of deliveries.

Never miss another interview! Join Devin here: http://bit.ly/joindevin. Read the full Forbes article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/29HTk3d. Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwitunes or on Stitcher by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwstitcher. ------------------------- Serial entrepreneur Molly Hayward has a fresh take on feminine hygiene, reimagining everything from the absorbent materials to the packaging. With a deep commitment to social justice, she has paired her new products with a program to get girls in the developing world back to school by providing appropriate monthly products for them, too. Hayward’s new venture, Cora, was launched early this year and with just four employees isn’t yet profitable. Hayward declined to provide margin specifics, but notes that unit sales of the product are profitable. Entrepreneur Dave Heath, founder of social venture and sock maker Bombas, is an advisor to Cora. He say, “Cora is a off to a very promising start as a business, with a dedicated core customer base and strong month over month growth since its launch earlier this year.” Hayward’s commitment to actually helping young women in the developing world–starting with India–is already being seen, Heath says. “Even at its early stage, the company has already started purchasing and distributing pads to economically underprivileged girls and women there.” ------------------------- Read the full Forbes article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/29HTk3d. Need a speaker for an event, learn more about Devin Thorpe at devinthorpe.com.

- Molly Hayward has a deep knowledge of menstrual management in both its cultural and commercial contexts- She was the first entrepreneur in the menstrual health space to introduce a modern, healthy, pro-social brand to mainstream consumers- Previously, Molly co- founded ethical fashion label Rebecca Street, in the UK- Molly (together with Cora) is about to get her big break as a reality TV star- She will be a featured entrepreneur on a forthcoming TV show airing on a major national network early this year- Cora is her 3rd startup, 2nd as founder.- Several years ago I was travelling with an organization in Kenya when a girl named Purity told me she and other girls would stay home from school during their periods because they couldn’t afford sanitary pads. - Every year, 100 million girls miss school during their periods due to a lack of access to adequate menstrual products. - Later, when I learned that many feminine products used in the U.S. contain substances that are potentially harmful to our health, I knew there had to be a better future for us all- Cora is creating a future in which a woman’s period is neither embarrassing in her own mind, nor difficult to manage out in the world- As a Cora member, a woman can be certain that her tampons are the most premium quality and the safest possible for her body- With Cora, women can experience what it’s like to manage their periods in a way that fits their lifestyle

- Molly Hayward has a deep knowledge of menstrual management in both its cultural and commercial contexts- She was the first entrepreneur in the menstrual health space to introduce a modern, healthy, pro-social brand to mainstream consumers- Previously, Molly co- founded ethical fashion label Rebecca Street, in the UK- Molly (together with Cora) is about to get her big break as a reality TV star- She will be a featured entrepreneur on a forthcoming TV show airing on a major national network early this year- Cora is her 3rd startup, 2nd as founder.- Several years ago I was travelling with an organization in Kenya when a girl named Purity told me she and other girls would stay home from school during their periods because they couldn’t afford sanitary pads. - Every year, 100 million girls miss school during their periods due to a lack of access to adequate menstrual products. - Later, when I learned that many feminine products used in the U.S. contain substances that are potentially harmful to our health, I knew there had to be a better future for us all- Cora is creating a future in which a woman’s period is neither embarrassing in her own mind, nor difficult to manage out in the world- As a Cora member, a woman can be certain that her tampons are the most premium quality and the safest possible for her body- With Cora, women can experience what it’s like to manage their periods in a way that fits their lifestyle