I SPY A TABOO: Spreading Awareness on Menstrual Health in Indian Villages
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The two young women could have been sitting in plush corporate offices. Instead, Soumya Dabriwal, a graduate from Warwick University, and Aradhana Rai Gupta, a Cornell alumna, are frequently travelling across remote villages.
PROJECT BAALA IS TAKING REUSABLE PADS AND MENSTRUAL HYGIENE TO WOMEN AND GIRLS IN RURAL AREAS
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Led by Soumya Dabriwal and Aradhana Rai Gupta, Project Baala is helping rural women and girls get access to sanitary pads and menstrual hygiene awareness through workshops.
ON #MENSTRUALHYGIENEDAY LET’S START HAVING CONVERSATIONS AROUND PERIODS
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On Menstrual Hygiene Day, let’s pledge to normalise periods and work towards giving access to menstrual hygiene products to everyone.
Our Country May Have Paused, But Periods Haven’t.
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Project Baala dedicated its efforts to distributing over 9000 sustainable sanitary napkins (usable for 2 years) and plans to raise that number to 18000 by the end of this week. Watch their story.
Demystifying Menstruation
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These Women Educate Rural Girls on Menstruation & Provide Eco-Friendly Sanitary Napkins