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Period! – the online magazine that’s all about menstruation – is available in a Dutch edition too! (…)
Period! – the online magazine that’s all about menstruation – is available in a Dutch edition too! (…)
As an 18-year-old, you know surprisingly little about menstruation and sustainability. That’s why Hannelore Coppens followed the training Menstruation Empowerment Sustainability (MENSY). This is her story. (…)
Learning to manage your menstruation can be challenging, and that’s especially the case if you have a physical disability. Because you’re blind or visually impaired, for example, use a wheelchair, or are partially paralysed. (…)
September is PCOS Awareness Month. Although 5 to 10% of women suffer from Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, many don’t know about this endocrine disorder. (…)
Just before and during the first days of your menstruation, you may experience some sleeping difficulties. Five possible causes and solutions if your cycle affects your sleep. (…)
Suitcase packed? Got your e-ticket? Locked the back door? Then just read this advice for a cramp- and leakfree holiday. Because of course you always get your period on holiday. This is why. (…)
What’s the link between your menstrual cycle and your brain? More than you might think: your brain is, after all, controlled by hormones. This is how your hormonal cycle affects your brain. (…)
Menstrual activist Stella Schröter talks to artists Lucy Bink and Ella Suzanne about how art can crack open the stigmatising period narratives many of us have. ‘Menstruation is so much more than biological, painful, or reproductive. It’s a source of creative power. It is art.’ (…)
Lots of women will develop fibroids at some point in their lives. Fibroids can cause serious complaints, like heavy menstrual bleeding or severe pain. To put the spotlights on this underexposed condition, July is Fibroid Awareness Month. (…)
A lot has happened since the first edition of MH Day in 2014. What has improved? What still needs to improve? And what can you do on MH Day? (…)
Discussing menstrual problems at your work. Easier said than done. What holds women back? How can we make this easier? Five Dutch master’s students conducted research. These are their findings. (…)
While most people still aren’t sure what PMDD is, another term is emerging: PME. What are the differences between those two cycle-related conditions? (…)
Haa’idh? During Ramadan menstruating women have to adhere to specific rules. This is what you need to know. (…)
March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. All over the world, meetings and events are held to out the spotlights in a serious disease which affects at least one in ten women. Also, more and more celebrities share their stories. (…)
Carrying a pack of menstrual pads in your school bag when you’re only eight years old? Perfectly normal. At least, if the trend of girls getting their period at an increasingly younger age continues. What does science says about this? (…)
In the Kalasha culture of northern Pakistan, menstruating women can choose to retreat to a bashali, a sacred space only for women on their period or about to give birth. Human rights lawyer Farah Ahamed gets to visit a bashali and reports on this place of personal reflection and collective wisdom. (…)
Wow! 2024 was an amazing year, from the perspective of menstrual awareness and women’s health. Next year will even be better. Therefore have a bloody good and (womens)healthy 2025! We keep you posted! Best wishes from Period Magazine. (…)
We proudly present: the Period Blog Post Top 10 for 2024 (in random order). All the menstrual inspiration you need for a great december month. And for a happy and healthy 2025. See you next year! (…)
Derogatory comments. Awkward situations. Strange taboos. Does something annoy you? Do you want to share your personal period story? This is your chance. Submit your menstrual masterpiece! (…)
Since the launch of Period! Magazine in 2014, we’ve met some wonderful menstrual equity initiatives all over the world. For example Heels4Pads in Kenya. (…)