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Free period products at school was a success
Helsingborgs Dagblad
The students came up with the proposal - and the principal got to work immediately. At Kungsgårds High School in Ängelholm, the girl's toilets are now equipped with tampon dispensers. Read more
Skånela IF gives free menstrual products to all female players
Märsta.nu
Skånela IF offers, in collaboration with Redlocker, free tampons to female players in her business: - Skånela's board sees the collaboration with RedLocker as an obvious solution to create a safe sports environment, and wants to actively work toward menstruation and tampons to not be something that is taboo, says Per Romild, vice chairman of Skånela. Read more
Clara Lidman - Being right on the scales, stage fright and growing pains
In the head of an entrepreneur x Spotify
Free tampons has become a hot potato, and entrepreneurial duo behind Redlockers is just right on the scale. Clara Lidman and her co -founder Liza Eriksson were able to, at 20 years old, get all five dragons to invest when they pitched their company at the Dragon's Den. Clara visits the podcast and I want to know more about when she decided to become an entrepreneur and how she enjoys life as a young entrepreneur. We talk about choosing entrepreneurship over going to university, why menstrual products should be accessible to all women, as well as how to create a brand on Tiktok. Read more
This is how I started my company: Liza Eriksson and RedLocker
Forni Magazine
I remember so well the first time I heard about Redlocker - two young girls who received a lot of media attention after they made success in the Dragon's Den with such an important issue. I remember how impressed I was about these young entrepreneurs with an idea that felt both new and groundbreaking. When we at FORNI were thiking about female entrepreneurs to interview in this article series, Liza and Clara and their company Redlocker came to mind immediately. Read more
According to the requirements set forth by students at Polhemskolan: Increased access to free menstrual products
SVT News
Free tampons is nothing new at Polhemskolan in Lund. But the student union was not satisfied and demanded increased and easier access. The school listened and now new tampon dispensers are set up in several bathrooms. "One of the benefits is that the students do not have to go home if they get their period unexpectedly", says Emma Hultman, administrative manager. Read more
Haganäs school in Älmhult invests in free menstrual products
Älmhult municipality
Soon the red dispensers will shine on the walls of Haganäs school. It is the school's new investment in free tampons for the school's students. The initiative comes from students at the school. Both the school administration and student health took on the proposal quickly. Read more
RedLocker - from an idea to millions in investment capital
BDO x Spotify
Clara Lidman and Liza Erikson got an idea in high school. The idea took them all the way to the Dragon's Den on SVT where they pulled in several millions. Read more
A change-maker in creating a safe and inclusive workplace
Sandvik Materials Technology
Sandvik Materials Technology is collaborating with RedLocker to install dispensers for menstrual care products at the sites in Sweden. With the initiative, SMT leads the way in creating a more inclusive and equal work environment that also supports the UN’s sustainable development goals. Read more here.
Avanza steps into their Redlocker - which now has a new idea: "This is a bigger deal"
Breakit
Their vision of free tampons made a success in the Dragon's Den - now they look ahead: "It's a bigger deal". Redlocker has a vision of free menstrual products everywhere, but the plans do not stop there. The founders already have plans to launch several products within women's health. Read more
Husqvarna offers free menstrual products
IF Metal
At the company Husqvarna, the first tampon dispensers have been set up. These dispensers are part of an initial test run for the company, who will install more of them in the future. Juliana Mijatovic and Michaela Linnros are both included in the Equal Treatment Committee. They are satisfied that the company chooses to invest in initiatives like this. Read more
Lena Apler: Calling crypto a currency is not okay
One of the companies that Lena Apler chose was Redlocker, which distributes free tampons in workplaces and schools. The company was founded in 2018 by Liza Eriksson and Clara Lidman during High School, and was initially started as a JA (Junior Achievement) project. "An obvious innovation" says Lena Apler, who is impressed by the founders. "They are only 21 years old, and I think back when I was 21 myself - I was not as driven." Read more
Dispensers with menstrual products at schools in Nyköping
Södermanlands Nyheter
A number of schools in Nyköping will offer dispensers with free menstrual products. “We want to normalize menstruation,” says Malwa Lundberg, a student at Vittraskolan. Read more or listen here!
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