Women’s health is not something that should ever be taken for granted! The United States, while definitely one of the countries that allows women many freedoms, continues to play with our freedoms, emotions, and health. It’s time to take control of our bodies, our health, and have our voices heard!

Ever a feminist, Sara Stroman, the S2 behind S2, decided she could no longer sit back and allow the rights of women to be taken away without some action. She didn’t have to look much further than her stationery business to find her “action.” Working with a good friend, who takes witty to many different levels, Peter Budka, she designed the six cards you see below. They can be traded or shared or given away. Hey, you should give them away! Mail them to your Senators and Congressmen even! These cards are meant to share your voice no matter your age or gender.

Each card is 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" (folded) and printed on the bright purple, heavy card stock, 80lbs, you see photographed - purple!

You can order them individually or as a set. They come with a Kraft paper envelope.

50% of every sale of every card (single or set) goes directly to Planned Parenthood to help them continue their much-needed work. We’re hoping to raise $1000 or more! So we ask that you share these cards via social media and obviously, snail mail. To be as transparent as possible, every time a purchase is made, a donation will be made through S2 Stationery’s Fearless Fundraisers webpage: http://www.ppaction.org/site/TR/2013Fundraisers/PlannedParenthoodFearlessFundraisers?px=7909015&pg=personal&fr_id=1180

Items ship within 2-3 business days using priority mail. If you're interested in large quantities, send me a convo! Custom options are available, but will incur additional feeds depending on scope of project.

About S2 “Awareness” Projects - Often times, we think our differences are larger than they really are. I’m interested in finding that space and opening your heart to the similarities. By all means, your story IS your story, but that doesn’t mean you’re all that much different than me, or the person next to you. Let’s find those spaces and talk about them and make a difference, together.