An interactive, activity-based workshop explaining the structure and function of the female reproductive system while alerting youth about period poverty and policy that affects menstrual and reproductive health.

A regular intervention model tackling sex, gender and sexual orientation; reproductive anatomy; puberty; norms, privilege and gender empathy; consent, sexual abuse, assault, rights and laws; mindful consumption of pop-culture. This programme of twelve sessions conducted over three months with youths of ages 6-18 will provide a safe space where they may initiate healthy dialogue.

The twelve-week Educators Training Program aims to equip educators with the knowledge and means to reach out to their students and create a safe space for dialogue about their bodies and rights. It provides educators with the tools to talk about consent, body anatomy, healthy consumption of media, etc. with their students so that they may tackle shame and guilt and debunk prevalent myths and taboos, thus promoting a culture of acceptance and empathy.