Project Pink Kit

A student-led organization advancing women’s health education and care through youth leadership.

OUR MISSION

Empowering youth to advance women’s health

Our organization is dedicated to advancing women’s health equity by providing inclusive sexual and reproductive health education tailored for youth and pairing education with hands-on service through the assembly and distribution of essential women’s health care kits. We believe that informed young people can drive meaningful change in their communities by increasing health awareness, reducing stigma, and supporting access to essential resources.

OUR Vision

A future with accessible women’s health education and support

Through our initiatives, we empower young women with the knowledge, confidence, and resources to take charge of their health and advocate for their rights. By mobilizing youth as educators and organizers, we build informed communities that advance health equity and reduce barriers and stigma surrounding women’s health.

Project Pink Kit was founded by students committed to advancing women’s health through education and service

Meet the Founders

Project Pink Kit was founded by two Brown University students committed to advancing women’s health through education, service, and youth leadership.

Julia Xia

Co-Founder

Junior at Brown University (Class of 2027), studying Health & Human Biology.

Emily Ren

Co-Founder

Sophomore at Brown University (Class of 2028), studying Computational Biology.



Our Model

Student-Led by Design


Project Pink Kit is intentionally student-led because students are uniquely positioned to educate peers, identify unmet needs, and mobilize their communities. By placing leadership in the hands of students, we ensure our programs are relevant, accessible, and sustained at the school level. This model empowers young leaders to take ownership of women’s health education and translate learning into direct action.

Join us in our mission to create a healthier future for all women by supporting our programs and initiatives.