1-minute Speech on Menstruation. Ladies, gentlemen, and dear young friends, today, we’re going to talk about menstruation, a natural process experienced by women. It’s something as normal as eating, sleeping, or laughing, and it’s time we understood it better.

2021年8月9日 · By normalizing the period conversation, we can continue moving the needle toward ending taboos about menstruation so every person’s first period is celebrated, not stigmatized. This resource has been created with support from Myovant Sciences.

2016年9月27日 · How to be ‘normal’ when talking about Periods. These are some of Harishini’s experiences, when she talks about menstruation in her educational sessions for Eco Femme: Don’t even make a big deal out of it, treat it as a normal topic.

2020年10月20日 · The first period usually begins between 12 and 15 years of age, it is known as Menarche. They may start as young as the age of 8 years old and still be considered normal. Menstruation stops occurring after the Menopause, which usually occurs between 50 …

Menstruation is part of a normal and healthy life for the roughly 26% of the global population who are of reproductive age. People who menstruate should not face stigma or discrimination because of their body’s natural process. The United Nations Global Goal 3 advocates for good health and well-being for everyone.

2022年3月7日 · Over the years, talks about normalising menstrual hygiene have opened doors for many women in various phases of life but the male counterpart is still hesitant to...

2021年7月15日 · How can we know what's "normal" if we're too embarrassed to ask? Understanding that it can be difficult to talk about your menstrual cycle with your best friends — much less a medical professional — we reached out to Dr. Jessica Shepherd , an OB-GYN and women's health expert who is a member of HealthyWomen's Women's Health Advisory Council ...

Shame, stigma and misinformation around periods in our society stop young girls and women from talking about it openly leaving them vulnerable to gender discrimination, exclusion and health issues. Let’s break the silence around periods by starting a conversation today!

We are going to start off with some basic period health information, to make sure that we are all comfortable and capable of speaking about menstruation. We are also going to be diving into some period activism and self-advocacy basics.

2023年5月31日 · NOT SO FUN FACT: Language perpetuates period shame. Calling it things like “Kiiba” or “ensoonga”, “The reds” may seem harmless really but they reinforce the idea that periods are shameful and something to talk about in code. It’s time to reclaim the power of our words and embrace an open dialogue about menstruation.