We conduct gender-inclusive workshops for students of classes 6 to 8 to talk about several aspects of Menstruation
We conduct gender-inclusive workshops for students of classes 6 to 8 to talk about several aspects of Menstruation.
These workshops are conducted in government/private schools, NGOs, localities, orphanages, etc.
The information is imparted to children in age-specific, and friendly-manner with due respect to our culture and values.
Duration - 1 hour
Topics covered :
● Puberty and its changes
● Introduction to Menstruation - What, Why, and How
● Menstrual health and hygiene
● Introduction to menstrual hygiene products and how to use them
● Menstrual taboos
We host independent events and also collaborate with other organisations and colleges to strike conversations about Menstruation
We host independent events and also collaborate with colleges to strike conversations about Menstruation and also make the youth aware about different things associated to it. Our events serve as open discussion platforms to address a multitude of perspectives about Menstrual health and taboos. We do this through interactive workshops, panel discussions and one-on-one conversations. Our collaborations include Hansraj College , Ashoka University, JIMS & Womenite.
We make our social media platforms interactive through stories, facts, and questions. Our social media initiatives like
We make our social media platforms interactive through stories, facts, and questions. Our social media initiatives like “My Period Stories” managed to bring out a lot of stories from women all across India. And our other weekly campaigns like Mythbreaking Mondays and Think thursdays gave us an opportunity to hear from the people. We also curate intriguing content on our blog for the viewers to engage with.
Making young girls believe that they can do anything that they want and Menstruation is in no way a hindrance for them to reach their utmost potential.
After several instances of seeing girls ill-informed and ashamed of their Menstrual cycles, Anvi Ahuja
After several instances of seeing girls ill-informed and ashamed of their Menstrual cycles, Anvi Ahuja, a high school student from Panipat, decided to take a stand against these beliefs that have put a limit on girls potential for centuries. After getting inspired by the famous TEDxTalk by Mrs. Aditi Gupta, Founder of Menstrupedia and taking the stage at TEDxDelhi to voice her views on the matter, she took on the journey to change the narrative about Menstruation in the Indian society. She single-handedly started conducting workshops in Haryana and Delhi and later got joined by driven youngsters from across the country. The urge to take a stand has made Nazariya reach out to over 3,400 students across 5 states in India.
Our Mission is to bring the topic of Menstruation in to main stream conversations by making girls aware
"OUR MISSION IS TO BRING THE TOPIC OF MENSTRUATION IN TO MAINSTREAM CONVERSATIONS BY MAKING GIRLS AWARE ABOUT THEIR ANATOMY AND BOYS EMPATHETIC TOWARDS THEIR FEMALE COUNTERPARTS."
Started On: June 24, 2017
MYOLO Headquarters, New Delhi
We organised our first event called, The Blood of Life on June 24, 2017 at MYOLO Headquarters in Delhi. It was an attempt to start conversations regarding menstruation through slams poetry and story-telling.
We organised our first event called, The Blood of Life on June 24, 2017 at MYOLO Headquarters in Delhi. It was an attempt to start conversations regarding menstruation through slams poetry and story-telling. It also included a keynote from Priyanka Jain, founder of Hygiene and You and an eminent member of the Pan India Sustainable Menstruation campaign, “Green The Red“
Started On: June 17, 2018.
Innov8 Coworking, CP, New Delhi
We organized our event MenstruFest in New Delhi on June 17, 2018. The event started off with a very moving spoken word piece called She Woman by Shaira Chaudhary, followed by an open platform for people to share their experiences
We organized our event MenstruFest in New Delhi on June 17, 2018. The event started off with a very moving spoken word piece called She Woman by Shaira Chaudhary, followed by an open platform for people to share their experiences related to Menstruation. The event was hosted in an attempt to expand people’s knowledge about periods, This was done with the help of a panel discussion which included Dr. Shehla Jamal, a Gynaecologist; Ms. Priyanka Nagpal Jain, Founder of Hygiene and you; Ms. Swarnima Bhattacharya, Founder of TheaCare; Ms. Japleen Pasricha, Founder of Feminism in India. The panel discussion was moderated by our founder Anvi Ahuja and managed to answer questions related to health, impact of media on Menstrual practices, and sustainable menstruation alternatives. The event was concluded by a creative movement workshop on Menstruation by Ms. Fakeera Baanwra.
See what people have to say abous us
Nazariya made me understand that my Period is normal and something I shouldn’t be ashamed of.
My students thoroughly enjoyed the presentation and had great insight into their anatomy and body processes.
I got the courage to stand up against age old Menstrual taboos that my family had held on to .
The more we talk about it, the more we know about, and it’ll be less of a taboo. Kudos to you for this great initiative.
Nazariya is putting in so much effort to normalise the concept of period. at their event I learnt so many things i didn’t even know existed.
Impressive how a teenager is keen on making this place a better world. More power to Nazariya!
Nazariya foundation is a not for profit initiative which was spearheaded as an attempt to spread awareness about Menstruation and shatter all the myths around it.
