Dismantling Cycles of Shame: Share Your Stories
The Sanitary Aid Initiative was established in January 2017 to address the needs of 65% of the Nigerian female population who do not have access to sanitary pads. The organization aims to provide free sanitary pads and other sanitary products including soaps, wipes, toilet bags, disinfectants, clean underwear, etc. to girls from low-income families across public schools in Nigeria and girls in Internally Displaced Person Camps across the country.

We are collecting stories focusing on dismantling myths and stereotypes about periods and feminine health. We firmly believe that storytelling is powerful and is a tool we can use to learn and unlearn together. We want to share your unique stories, please share with us below. You do not have to answer all the questions, we have provided some as a guide otherwise please feel free to share your own story below.
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Name (Leave blank for anonymous)
Where are you located? *
What is your nationality? *
Where did you grow up? *
How old are you? *
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What is your religious affiliation?
Sex *
How did you find out about periods? *
What were you told about periods/menstrual cycles growing up?
Did you feel misinformed about any aspects of womanhood after growing up and discovering Google? *
Do you think there is a universal negative perception of periods and other aspects of womanhood? *
Did you ever hear of myths surrounding womanhood? *
Which myth startled you the most or stood out as hilarious when you discovered the truth?
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