CHF40.00
On May 28th at 16:30-18:00h CET HR2W will host a workshop which outlines our methodology for assessing menstrual health management as a human right, drawing on legal and policy analysis across 30 countries. It highlights good practices from different regions, benchmarks cultural differences, and reflects on the rapid legislative progress since MHM was recognised as a human right in 2022. The session welcomes both experts and students and includes an opportunity for open discussion.
Description
Introduction to menstrual health management, and human rights on International Menstrual Hygiene Day, May 28th 16:30-18:00h CET, introductory rate of CHF 40 per person for members and non-members. Register HERE.
This workshop provides an outline of our methodology for assessing menstrual health management as a human right, and case studies from a selection of 30 countries where we have conducted in-depth legal and policy analysis. The workshop highlights a selection of good practices from different regions and benchmarks the cultural differences between them. Although MHM has only been recognised as a human right since 2022, countries are quickly adopting new laws and policies in an attempt to address the gaps in access to MHM provision, education and understanding. This session will be useful for experts and students alike, highlighting new practices, bringing attention to the topic, and providing an opportunity for open discussion.
This workshop is free for our full individual and institutional paying members, please use your coupon to have access to the training.
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