We need stronger menstrual health mainstreaming in all crisis response and public health programmes, so that those that menstruate can attain their menstrual health, even in crisis situations.
January 4, 2021 Periods don’t pause for pandemics, so in this blog Dr. Jennifer S. Martin and Victoria Heaney explain the connections
Access to affordable period products is not nearly enough In August 2022, the Scottish government declared that local authorities must
A few weeks ago, when Alana Semuels decided to amplify her concerns regarding the tampon shortage in the United States, menstrual health
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the longstanding structural drivers that underpin health and social inequality. The World Bank suggested that
|read original post| This blog argues that the menstrual health of people living with disabilities (PWDs) in Nigeria should be
|read original post| As a Collective, we are expressing our deep concern over the language used in the Perspective on
Addressing women’s health in Ukraine and other conflict zones |read original post| The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) estimated that
|read original post| The connotations attached to the term “menstruation” are complex and are often rooted in cultures, or they