Being banned from my home for something that happened naturally to me during menstruation was an alarming call for me to raise up and advocate for myself and for other girls around the world. @prmyanmar
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I enjoyed facilitating sessions on Feminism and Intersectionality in SRHR Advocacy with Cohort 3 of Zamara Foundation’s Feminist Leadership Institute. The Cohort is a team of bold reproductive justice advocates working in Kenya’s coastal region.

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What we measure we can pay attention to!!
Great appreciation to @BelenTorendel for sharing this powerful insight. #MenstrualJusticeForAll
Let's all embrace monitoring and evaluating our MHH initiatives.

MenstrualHygieneDay WASH United Dwona Initiative Irise International Lillian Bagala

Evidence based research in MHH is the way to go.
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Looking forward to celebrating MH Day and sharing about the short form Menstrual Practice Needs Scale 📏📏 #PeriodFriendlyWorld #MHDay2024 Burnet Institute Irise Institute East Africa

“The misconception about menstruation in my country has led me to embrace feminism.” - Nandar Mar, founder Purple Feminists Group

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.Severine Allute shared insights into Tz Coordination's approach to addressing menstrual health and hygiene (MHH) issues. He empathizes the importance of collaboration between the government and stakeholders.

1. Information and Knowledge: This pillar focuses on disseminating

'It is important to use case studies in MHH interventions to connect with audiences on an emotional level' Kebirungi Harriet. Ph.D
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“We have strengthened partnerships with social enterprises to support our work. This helps us promote education not only about pads but also about other important topics”~ Rosette Nanyanzi

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The social enterprise faces challenges including low purchasing power among clients, quality assurance concerns, and high expectations from stakeholders who often mistake them for funders or donors. Days for Girls UG

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“Through advocacy for menstrual hygiene, they sought to facilitate better access to sanitary products and education, fostering a supportive environment for menstruating individuals”~ Fahima Mohamed/Farm Girl

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“Normalizing conversations: Women have noted men taking charge when it comes to periods. Involving men or boys helps break the stigma and shame associated with menstruation, promoting open dialogue and understanding”~ Namumbya Sarah

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.JACQUILINE AMONGIN In her closing remarks underscores the persistent issue of high dropout rates among girls in schools due to period poverty. She emphasizes the urgent need for further advocacy efforts and increased investment in the MHH sector to address this pressing issue.

“By advocating for menstrual hygiene, Fihima Mohamed Women's Initiative aims at enabling better access to sanitary products and education, creating a supportive environment for menstruating individuals”~ Fahima Mohamed/Farm Girl

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“What we need to consider is to prioritize an empowerment focus and collaborate with experts in the field. This approach ensures that our initiatives are guided by evidence-based practices and best practices in empowerment strategies”~ Dr Harriet

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“Through witnessing and experiencing the stigma and discrimination surrounding menstruation, I've become passionate about advocating for gender equality and challenging societal norms that perpetuate inequality. Embracing feminism has empowered me to strive for change and work

“Their efforts are centered on raising awareness, promoting improved sanitary practices, and reducing stigma around menstruation to enhance the overall well-being of women and girls”~ Fahima Mohamed/Farm Girl

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“By partnering with experts, we can leverage their knowledge and experience to design effective programs that promote empowerment to address menstrual health and hygiene challenges comprehensively”~ Dr Harriet Kebirungi.

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“This webinar brings together different partners in the MHH sector, including donors, academia, implementers/CSOs/international as well as grassroots, Social enterprises”~ Lillian Bagala, Regional Director Irise Institute East Africa

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