Media

Take a look at the articles and news interviews where we’ve been highlighted…

Interviews

Explore interviews featuring Free Flow NM and our team.

NM PBS – NM in Focus

Correspondent Antonia Gonzales visits the director of Free Flow New Mexico, and three other people who have been vital in getting a new ‘period pod’ up and running at the public library branch on Santa Fe’s Southside. It’s one of three 24-hour kiosks in the city providing access to free menstrual products.

Frame from news interview with KRQE and reporter Carla Sosa

KRQE News

Karla Sosa, KRQE reporter interviews Free Flow NM. A new collaboration is taking shape in Santa Fe to provide free period products with ‘Period Pods’

KRQE Morning Show

Stephanie Chavez, KRQE morning anchor interviews Free Flow NM. FFNM works to end period-poverty in New Mexico and tries to make menstrual products easily accessible to New Mexicans.

In the News

Check out the latest coverage of Free Flow NM in the media.

colorful period pod being opened by Laurie Merrill showing period kits inside.  Photo by Santa Fe Report Evan Chandler

Santa Fe Reporter

Reporter Evan Chandler writes about Free Flow NM and the collaborative effort that has emerged to provide free period products through innovative dispensers called Period Pods, aiming to address period poverty and promote menstrual equity.

Woman is preparing period kits.  Photo by Jim Weber of the Santa Fe New Mexican

Santa Fe New Mexican

Reporter Carina Julig reports about the installation of menstrual supply dispensers at local libraries in Santa Fe is part of a broader mission to combat period poverty and ensure equitable access to essential period products.

Light bulb drawn on a yellow post it note and attached to a cork board

The New Mexican – My View

Leslie House reflects on the positive impact of the Free Flow initiative in Santa Fe, highlighting the community’s support and the empowerment it brings to those affected by period poverty, emphasizing the importance of continued efforts to address this issue and provide access to menstrual products.