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We conduct menstrual education workshops under our flagship campaign Bleed In Peace. Following a lifecycle approach, the workshops start with a focused group discussion which helps us gauge a community’s belief systems and perceptions of menstruation.
The educational sessions include:
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Period Pustak, an activity book designed by Paint It Red utilises illustrations and experiential learning. By incorporating SEL frameworks, it invites interaction and engages young menstruators to have a more hands-on experience while learning about menstruation.
We conduct these workshops with:
1.Young menstruators in schools and colleges
2.Menstruators from semi-urban, rural and tribal communities
3.Local government bodies and NGOs working in the fields of MHM, sexual and reproductive health rights and gender issues
We plan on making menstrual health resources like our Period Pustak available in braille and have trained Menstrual Educators who can use sign language to conduct our educational workshops. We aim to address larger issues like iron deficiency and anaemia by creating comprehensive awareness programs for menstruators. Ultimately, we want our beneficiaries to become cognizant of their body and empowered to fight for their menstrual health rights!
Paint It Red
Beneficiary Charity
Sruthi Balakrishnan
Organiser
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