Go with the flow: Embracing and supporting menstrual needs in tech | Amy Roberts-Hoad | Berlin 2023

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Addresses supporting menstrual needs in workplace policy and culture, a diversity and accommodation topic. Talk teaching inclusive workplace practices.

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