Global Research Update #44
Menstrual health and period poverty in Lebanon during economic crisis: A qualitative analysis of the challenges; Hassan et al., Frontiers in Reproductive health, 2022 This study from... Read More
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Menstrual Health in East and Southern Africa
Update of the 2018 Rapid Review and Stocktaking
As part of the extensive preparations for the 2021 Menstrual Health Symposium – ACMHM, a review paper was commissioned to consider some of the key issues, highlights, successes and challenges within menstrual health management, with a specific focus on East and Southern Africa. This rapid review was commissioned to take stock and document progress made in ESA since the 2018 Symposium, including at country level, and with the additional purpose of assessing and documenting the impact of the strengthened advocacy through the ACMHM.
Why Menstruation Matters?
Worldwide, a large number of girls and women struggle to manage their menstruation in a dignified way. They not only lack access to menstrual health products, correct knowledge about menstruation and support from their communities but also have limited access to suitable and safe facilities for changing and disposing of sanitary materials.
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A Loving Tribute to Siri Tellier
It is with immense sorrow that WoMena says a heartbreaking goodbye to our Senior Reproductive Health Advisor and fervent supporter, Siri Tellier, who passed away... Read More
10 Reasons Menstrual Cups can be a Good Solution
We are asked by menstruators, trainers, programme staff and donors about why MCs could be a good solution. We have tried to assemble the best... Read More