Red Dot Challenge, a social media campaign initiated by Post For Change, a non-profit organisation in partnership with UNICEF India aims to spread the message of...
During the COVID-19 crisis, establishing alternative methods for women and girls to access menstrual hygiene products is essential, say experts
The sixth annual Menstrual Hygiene Survey by Everteen, a feminine hygiene brand revealed that more than 41 per cent of women experienced an unusually irregular gap...
On the occasion of Menstrual Hygiene Day 2021, here are five things you should know
Exclusive excerpt from ‘What’s Up With Me' by actor, mother, film director-producer and author Tisca Chopra
International Women's Day 2021: In 2016, Population Foundation of India, a Delhi based non-profit organisation, launched a campaign in Darbhanga and Nawada district of Bihar to...
This year, the theme for International Women's Day 2021 is 'Choose To Challenge'
Varanasi’s Diksha and Deepika risked their health to ensure every girl in their community has access to menstrual hygiene during the COVID-19 lockdown
Owing to their on ground work in Uttarakhand, NGO SheWings realised that the major barrier faced by women in accessing menstrual hygiene products, is not having...
France and New Zealand have announced to provide sanitary products for free in school whereas Scotland has approved a Bill to make sanitary napkins accessible for...
It started off as a way to educate girls about how to safely dispose of used sanitary pads and make the girls take responsibility for their...
According to the new rules, period products will be available to access in public buildings including schools and universities across Scotland