An Evening with Dr. Charis Chambers at Ms. Moxie’s Moon Shop

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Join Ms. Moxie’s & @ThePeriodDoctor for a DC stop on her book tour! Get empowering insights on periods/puberty, a signed book, food, and community connection. Let's break the stigma together.

At Ms. Moxie’s, we believe conversations about periods and puberty shouldn’t start with shame—they should start with knowledge, confidence, and a whole lot more Moxie.

That’s why we’re thrilled to welcome board-certified OB/GYN, pediatric & adolescent gynecologist, and reproductive health educator Dr. Charis Chambers—better known to many as The Period Doctor—to Ms. Moxie’s Moon Shop for an exciting DC stop on her national book tour for The Period and Puberty Parenting Revolution.

Join us for an evening of meaningful conversation as Dr. Charis shares practical, empowering insights on puberty, periods, body literacy, and how we can better support the young people in our lives through every stage of growth and change.

Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, educator, healthcare provider, or simply passionate about breaking the stigma around menstrual health, this event is for you.

Expect thoughtful conversation, actionable takeaways, and a welcoming space where no question is too awkward and no topic is off-limits.

Your Ticket Includes:

• Admission to this exclusive book tour event

• A signed copy of The Period and Puberty Parenting Revolution by Dr. Charis Chambers

• Light food and drinks from our friends at DCanter

• Access to shopping and community connection at Ms. Moxie’s Moon Shop

Event Schedule

6:30 PM – Doors Open + Shopping + Mingling

6:45 PM – Welcome, 10-Minute Talk with Dr. Charis + Audience Q&A

Come connect with community, enjoy refreshments, explore body-safe products curated to support every phase of menstrual health, and hear from one of today’s most trusted voices in menstrual health education.

Most of us grew up with awkward conversations—or no conversations at all.

Let’s change that.

Because when we equip the young people in our lives with better information, we help change the future of menstrual health.