Jennifer Weiss-Wolf

About the Author

Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is a prominent advocate for menstrual equity and gender justice, blending sharp social commentary with accessible prose to illuminate the intersections of policy, culture, and women's health. As the director of external relations at the Brennan Center for Justice and a leading voice in feminist activism, she has dedicated her career to dismantling systemic barriers faced by women and marginalized communities. Her groundbreaking work, Periods Gone Public: Taking a Stand for Menstrual Equity, has sparked national conversations on period poverty and reproductive rights, earning praise for its bold call to action. Weiss-Wolf's writing empowers readers to engage in advocacy, drawing from her extensive experience in nonprofit leadership and public policy to foster a more equitable society.