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NJ S2243
Bill
Status
2/24/2026
Primary Sponsor
Teresa Ruiz
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AI Summary
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Public institutions of higher education in New Jersey must develop menstrual equity plans within six months of the act's effective date, with full implementation required within 12 months
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Each plan must estimate the number of students needing free menstrual products, identify suitable distribution locations, project costs, and establish an implementation timeline
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Institution presidents may utilize the existing Campus Hunger Task Force, create a new task force, or establish another initiative to develop the plan
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Plans must be submitted to the institution's governing body and forwarded to the Governor and Legislature
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"Menstrual equity" is defined as equal and comprehensive access to menstrual hygiene products that removes barriers to care and reduces stigma surrounding menstruation
Legislative Description
Requires each public institution of higher education to develop menstrual equity plan.
Aging and Human Services
Last Action
Received in the Assembly, Referred to Assembly Aging and Human Services Committee
2/24/2026