|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
|read original post| Before the COVID-19 pandemic, of the 1·9 billion individuals who menstruate, an estimated 500 million were unable
|read original post| Creating period-friendly workplaces is not bloody rocket science. #ItsTimeForAction #MHDay2021 By Danielle Keiser, Nikki van de Veerdonk
|read original post| In March 2021, India witnessed the start of a horrific second wave of COVID-19 which soon became
|read original post| The United Nations Generation Equality Forum took place in Mexico City just a few weeks ago. It
In the run-up to International Women’s Day 2021, and in light of recent gains made in the global menstrual justice policy space,