The Women+Income project provides income generation opportunities for seamstresses across Brazil through the production of reusable fabric pads that are donated to people in situations of social vulnerability. This initiative helps combat period poverty and respects the environment by preventing the accumulation of more waste in landfills.

The Pulso RS project, developed by Rede Asta in coalition with Atados and artist Mana Bernardes, aims to generate income for women directly impacted by the catastrophic floods that devastated Rio Grande do Sul, offering them the opportunity to rebuild their lives. Participants receive the training and materials needed to produce crochet bracelets and generate income from product sales.

The Mask + Income project mapped seamstresses across Brazil in situations of social vulnerability, especially those who lost their source of income during the pandemic. By sending a raw material kit and paying for each mask made, the project offered a concrete alternative for income generation.