When the period taboo is deeply embedded in the culture
Almas is from India where the period taboo still runs deep. In our interview, she shares her story of how she became comfortable talking about menstruation.
Author: Britta
Britta Wiebe ist die Co-Gründerin von Vulvani. Am liebsten recherchiert, schreibt und konzipiert sie den ganzen Tag neue Artikel oder innovative Bildungsformate rund um Menstruation. Wenn sie nicht in der weiten Welt unterwegs ist, genießt sie ihre Zeit mit lieben Menschen im schönen Hamburg. | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter
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