The Menstruame is a board game designed to be both educational and entertaining, with a focus on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR).

The game serves as a catalyst for conversations about menstruation and SRHR, topics often shrouded in cultural and religious taboos and stigmas. By engaging players in a fun and interactive way,

The Menstruame aims to dismantle these deep-rooted misconceptions and biases. It encourages open discussions about menstruation and SRHR, fostering a more accepting environment for initiatives that address the challenges associated with these topics.

The game is a powerful tool that not only educates its players about menstruation and SRHR but also empowers them to challenge and change the societal norms surrounding these issues. Through this game, players can gain a better understanding of menstruation and SRHR, leading to increased acceptance and less stigma.

Imagine a jigsaw puzzle, each piece intricately designed with facts, images, and narratives about Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR). As you begin to piece together the puzzle, a vivid tapestry of knowledge unfolds. Each puzzle piece you connect uncovers a new aspect of SRHR, breaking down the walls of silence built by cultural and religious taboos.

The puzzles are a journey - a journey of discovery, understanding, and enlightenment. As you navigate through this journey, you’re not just solving a puzzle, but also unraveling the complex web of stigmas associated with menstruation and SRHR.

With every piece you connect, you’re challenging societal norms, sparking conversations, and promoting acceptance. These aren’t just puzzles; they are a revolution disguised as a game, powerful tools that educate, engage, and empower. They are a way to piece together and change the world conception of MHM and SRHR one piece at a time.

A symphony of voices, each with its own unique tone and pitch, coming together to create a harmonious melody. This is the essence of the Safe Chat, a dynamic platform that brings together individuals from diverse backgrounds, much like a vibrant tapestry of experiences and perspectives.

Picture this: a virtual roundtable, reminiscent of the innovative spirit of the MIT Media Labs, where every voice matters, every opinion counts. Here, people from all walks of life engage in meaningful dialogues about Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR). They delve deep into societal challenges, shedding light on the often unspoken issues that lurk in the shadows.

But the Safe Chat is not just a discussion; it’s a collaborative effort to co-design systematic solutions. It’s about transforming conversations into actions, challenges into opportunities. It’s a podcast, a vlog, a community, and a movement. The Safe Chat is not just about starting the conversation on SRHR; it’s about changing the narrative, one dialogue at a time.

A runway that tells a story, a story of strength, resilience, and empowerment. This is the Shebang Fashion Show, a unique platform that uses the power of fashion to advocate for menstrual rights, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and human rights in general.

Born in 2021, the Shebang Fashion Show was the first-ever menstrual-themed fashion show, transforming the runway into a canvas where designers painted vivid narratives of menstrual experiences. This annual event is not just a celebration of fashion, but also a bold statement against societal taboos, turning the spotlight on topics often shrouded in shame.

The Shebang Fashion Show as a bridge connecting different worlds. It brings together young people from marginalized backgrounds and the corporate world, artists, leaders, and the civic world, fostering a rich exchange of stories and experiences.

But the impact of the Shebang Fashion Show extends beyond the runway. The event also serves as a fundraiser, with proceeds going towards improving our Menstruation Station in Kiguli zone, Kisenyi III-Kampala.

So, the Shebang Fashion Show is a movement, a revolution, a celebration of creative activism. It’s about using the power of fashion as an ultimate democracy tool to shift narratives, challenge norms, and reshape the way life works. It’s utilizing the runway as a platform for advocacy, storytelling, and change.