How Period Poverty Affects Education for Girls
Access to menstrual products and proper menstrual health education is essential for the well-being and empowerment of girls. Yet, around the world, millions of girls face period poverty, the lack of access to sanitary products, hygiene facilities, and education about menstruation. This silent barrier has far-reaching consequences, particularly on education, limiting opportunities for girls and perpetuating cycles of inequality. Kirkon Ulkomaanapu (Finn Church Aid) A menstrual
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Destigmatizing Menstruation
What is this stigma? Half the world’s population menstruates, yet it’s still treated like a secret that must be hidden. The stigma around...
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Heart Disease in Women: An Overlooked Threat
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States and around the world, yet it remains one of the most...
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Menstrual Health Awareness Week In Action
"Sustainable Living Project" Pantry "My Shade & Texture" Pantry Every day, around 800 million people worldwide menstruate, yet 500...
Ankita Dutta
The History of Period Poverty
What is Period Poverty? Period poverty is the global issue of women struggling to afford or access basic menstrual hygiene products or...
Ankita Dutta
