We are pleased to be participating in the 2026 Evidence to Impact Symposium in Nairobi, bringing together more than 300 researchers, policymakers, practitioners, advocates, funders, and youth leaders committed to advancing adolescent wellbeing through evidence-informed action.
Today, our Regional Director
@LillianBagala will join global experts to discuss why measuring menstrual health matters for adolescent wellbeing and policy action. Menstrual health influences far more than a girl's monthly experience. It intersects with education, mental health, dignity, safety, and economic participation. Yet these realities are often overlooked when evidence is generated, policies are developed, and resources are allocated.
Through the @ArchitectureforMenstrualHealth Indicators (AiMHI), we are working to strengthen the measurement of menstrual health so that decision-makers have the evidence needed to design responsive policies, prioritize investments, and improve outcomes for adolescent girls and young women. We look forward to contributing to conversations on how better data can drive better decisions and ultimately, greater impact.
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