Menstrual Health Awareness

Menstrual Health Day 2026

Visibles, Associées aux Décisions et Financées pour un Monde Respectueux Des Règles

Comment faire en sorte que, d’ici 2030, les filles, les femmes et toutes les personnes qui ont leurs règles aient les moyens de gérer dignement leurs menstruations ? Chaque jour, plus de 1,9 milliard de personnes ont leurs règles. Pourtant, toutes ne rencontrent pas les mêmes difficultés pour les gérer, car leurs réalités sociales, économiques […]

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Menstrual Health Day 2026

Visibly Seated Participant and Funded for a Period Friendly World

How do we ensure by 2030 that females and people who menstruate are empowered to manage their period adequately? On any given day, there are over 1.9 billion people who are menstruating. Yet, they all do not experience the same hurdles in managing their period due to social, economic, and cultural environments and/or circumstances. In

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Women's Day

International Women’s Day 2026: Seated and Protected Shall I Be!

From its inception in 1910 by renowned activist Clara Zetkin, often called the mother of International Women’s Day, this global movement has evolved significantly. In 1977, the United Nations officially recognized March 8 as International Women’s Day, affirming it as a global call for women’s rights and equality. Yet, more than a century later, the

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International Day of the Girl 2025

This year, Girl Now Woman Later (GNWL) proudly celebrates the global theme:

“The Girl I Am, The Change I Lead: Girls on the Frontlines of Crisis.”

At GNWL, we celebrate the power, resilience, and leadership of girls who are rewriting their futures in the face of adversity. From fighting child marriage to ending period poverty, our girls are not just surviving they are leading change.

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Managing Menstrual Hygiene for Young Girls: It’s Time to Break the Taboo

In Burkina Faso, many young girls experience their menstruation cycle as a moment of shame, and even worse, as a reason for dropping out of school. Although menstruation is a natural and biological process, it is often stigmatized. Menstruation is a topic approached with hesitation due to deeply rooted cultural taboos. One of Girl Now

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