In South Africa, a silent crisis forces one in three girls to miss up to a week of school each month. The cause? Their period.
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Period party school edition: Breaking period stigma where it begins
Despite being a natural biological process, menstruation is still not spoken about openly, especially in schools. Girls often ...
A ‘Period Party’ at Amity International School encouraged open conversations on menstrual health through expert talks, ...
Ayurveda-led women’s wellness brand Girlyveda has launched the nationwide #PeriodPositiveIndia campaign to normalise conversations on menstruation and combat period poverty, enabling sanitary pad ...
A menstrual-themed breakfast, featuring womb-shaped cereal, has been launched in a bid to kickstart conversations about periods in the home. In an effort to highlight the lack of period conversations ...
On International Women's Day (March 8th), Howden Employee Benefits & Wellbeing (Howden) is calling on businesses to “normalise” conversations about women’s health issues and to involve men in the ...
•Says women should be more open with their reproductive issues Funke-Treasure Akintoye, a retired Assistant Director (Programmes) at Radio Nigeria, is a multiple award-winning, multi-genre media ...
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