Discovering your menstruation as a spiritual practice
Yasmine understands her menstruation as a spiritual practice and shares in this interview how she is connecting more with her own body through cycle awareness.
‘Menstruation Around the World’ is a series, which tries to show the variety of menstrual experiences around the world. How do different people experience their period? How do different cultures deal with the topic? What products are used during menstruation? These are all questions that we ask ourselves and that we would like to ask many more people. So, let’s ask!
Yasmine understands her menstruation as a spiritual practice and shares in this interview how she is connecting more with her own body through cycle awareness.
Ariadna tells us her experience of periods in Argentina, how she found about menstruation and her journey to period positivity.
Prostitution for sanitary towels – a reel thing for people with period in Kenya. Two menstruators want to break that taboo. Read here!
Clara and Paula – two menstruators with one similarity: they’re both Spanish. Let’s hear about their stories with their menstruation in Spain.
Sugandhaa tells us about the menstruation goddess, the menstruation taboo in India and her reason for only wearing white while menstruating.
Because of her endometriosis experience Vicky is now a leader in a support group for menstruating people with endometriosis. Let’s hear her story.
Monicah, from Heels4Pads, tells us, how menstruation in Kenya is perceived and what made her start the menstruation organization. Check it out!
Eimíle, Anna Marie and Niamh – three different menstruators from the same country. How are periods in Ireland talked about? Let’s find out!
Fighting for menstrual health eduction: Mashiyat is a menstrual health activist and leads a enterprise which produces low-cost biodegradable pads in Bangladesh.
Celebrating the first period? That’s exactly what Mari and her grandma did. To bring you closer to a beautiful tradition from Mexico, Mari Silvia Marín Pineda tells you about her first period.
…and empower countless women to make empowered choices about their bodies!
