Learn about periods and women health with the world's most innovative menstrual educator.
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| Audience: | Educators and change makers |
| Time: | 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (Indian Time) |
| Date: | 11 September, 2021 (Saturday) |
| Venue: | Online workshop |
| Language: | English |
| For queries: | +91 8000096608 contact@menstrupedia.com |
Two hours workshop covering all topics related to periods
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Lifetime access to the audio visual Menstrupedia Comic
You'll discover how to develop your own menstrual hygiene management curriculum.
Learn how to think like a designer to make a difference in the society.
Know how menstrual education contributes to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals.
Learn how to create business models in the feild of sexual health education and healthcare
Learn all our Myth Busting Techniques that will help you break the taboo around menstruation.
Get all your questions answered from Aditi in an 1- on - 1 Q & A session at the end of the masterclass
We’ve come a long way when it comes to talking freely about periods, and if you are /wish to be a menstrual educator, you can understand the need to continue this stride and pave the way for future conversations around menstruation. Hence, with this masterclass, you will learn how to educate masses about periods and female reproductive health in the most innovative ways.
Be the change that you wish to see in the world. Through this Masterclass, learn the art of implementing an effective menstrual health/awareness intervention with the help of techniques and insights from the one and only, Aditi Gupta, a global voice on menstruation for the past 8 years.
Do you intend to base your business model around menstruation? We know how challenging it can be in a culturally sensitive society like ours to design an efficient & sustainable model. Thus, through this masterclass, you will learn how to overcome obstacles and generate a successful model for the development sector.
As a health professional, it can be difficult at times to discuss something as normal & biological as periods due to the stigma associated with it. Therefore, in our Masterclass we ensure to provide adequate strategies and practical means of initiating dialogue around periods in a culturally appropriate way.
Are you conducting research on menstruation and struggling to comprehend why things are the way they are? Join our Masterclass to be a part of our community, interact with like-minded people, gain in-depth knowledge about the scientific and socio-cultural aspects of periods and have all of your questions answered during our open-ended Q&A session.
As young members of the society, we have recently begun accepting periods or discussing openly about it; now it’s on us to deliver the right knowledge that we gain onto our next generation, and contribute to eradicating this taboo. This Masterclass will be the first step you can take to get educated, to educate!
Dr. Anita Patil Deshmukh
Neonatologist, Degree in Public Health, Harvard
Thank You Aditi for an educational and very informative session. The details about white discharge that you explained very well and the argument about plastic in sanitary pads, those were new learnings for me.
Priyanka Chatterjee
Story Consultant, Drama Coach, Educator, Art Therapist
I attended the session with my daughter and I just loved, loved, loved it. Anyway I am a big fan of yours...you are a path-breaker. Your session helped in dealing with the anxiety during the lockdown as I was anticipating my daughter’s menarche during this time.
SANIA DOGRA
Architect, International Peace Studies, Soka University
I was deeply encouraged by Aditi's spirit and passion. The Masterclass was wholesome in its approach as it touched on all the important aspects of menstruation. Aditi also involved all the participants and asked us to share our own period stories, and patiently heard and answered all our questions.
Aditi is a TED Speaker, and a Forbes India 30 Under 30 achiever. She was also named as one of BBC’s 100 influential women of 2015 and has been a World Economic Forum Global Shaper. Aditi has been invited in seven countries to share the model of her work in the field of menstrual health and awareness.
Aditi Gupta has been a menstrual educator for the past 8 years now. Having been at the receiving end of period-related stigmas while growing up, she has a deep understanding of the discomfort people face when conversing about the topic. As a result, she has been committed to addressing menstrual myths and taboos through Menstrupedia, an initiative that she is a co-founder of, and that uses comic-books and relatable media to de-stigmatise menstruation.
Aditi Gupta has been a menstrual educator for the past 8 years now. Having been at the receiving end of period-related stigmas while growing up, she has a deep understanding of the discomfort people face when conversing about the topic. As a result, she has been committed to addressing menstrual myths and taboos through Menstrupedia, an initiative that she is a co-founder of, and that uses comic-books and relatable media to de-stigmatise menstruation.
Aditi is a TED Speaker, and a Forbes India 30 Under 30 achiever. She was also named as one of BBC’s 100 influential women of 2015 and has been a World Economic Forum Global Shaper. Aditi has been invited in seven countries to share the model of her work in the field of menstrual health and awareness.
Over the years Aditi's work at Menstrupedia has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, CNBC and BBC.
So far, Aditi has educated over 50,000 girls and women about periods, body positivity, and menstrual health. She has trained and coached over 10,000 educators in the movement towards Period Positivity.
So far, Aditi has educated over 50,000 girls and women about periods, body positivity, and menstrual health. She has trained and coached over 10,000 educators in the movement towards Period Positivity.
Educational tools designed by her and her team are currently employed by over 25,500 schools in India. Menstrupedia’s resources are widely used in over 25 different countries. Aditi’s work in the field of menstruation has impacted the lives of over 13 millions girls and women across India and the world.
Aditi dreams of a future where menstruation is not considered to be a taboo but a welcome change in young girls’ lives. Until then, she continues to contribute and innovate in the high-need areas of reproductive health education, adolescent lessons, relevant life lessons, and more.
