Unlearn Innovation Hub

Call for Application!

Are you passionate about advocating for the elimination of violence against women and girls?

We seek applications for a field coordinator to implement our Hamasisha Dada initiative. The initiative aims to address VAWG by building the capacity of budding female activists and strengthening their ability to address VAWG at the community and county level in two counties, Kilifi and Kwale.

Apply today! https://bit.ly/3W2wcnW

Today, one of our Co founders will be hosted by for an Instagram live (IG). The topic of discussion will be "Menstrual Health in Workplaces".

This conversation is happening as a lead up to 28th May, when globally we mark Menstrual Hygiene Day. In July 2022, the World Health Organization, the Human Rights Council called on stakeholders to recognize menstruation as a health issue and not just a hygiene issue. As Unlearn , this advocacy speaks to our mission and we are more than delighted to be part of the stakeholders supporting the rallying call from WHO.

Set your reminders, and stay tuned!
15th May, 2023
7pm EAT
IG Live via Heels4Pads Initiative

Unlearn's Co-founder and Director of Partnerships, Veronica, at a global meeting hosted by the CDC Headquarters in Atlanta, GA! Engaging in powerful discussions with industry stakeholders on partnerships, capacity building, and research opportunities to drive innovation and impact.

Photos and writing make for a good memory, yes?

In this blog post we share details of the " Road trip 4 Menstrual Health " campaign that we were part of this past weekend.

World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2022 — Unlearn Innovation Hub marks this Day! This past weekend, Unlearn Innovation Hub, we were so delighted to team up with Ruby cup, GEM , Heels for pads initiative , Apollo Tours…

Happy ! Today we partnered with other menstrual health champions to mark this very important day. We are glad to be making our contribution in addressing stigma and silence around me**es while supporting the advocacy around reproductive health for girls, women and gender diverse people.

As part of the activities for the day we had a road trip to Nakuru supported by . We did stop overs along the highway to interview men regarding different aspects of menstrual health. In Nakuru we co-facilitated the GEM(Globally Engaged Men) workshop that was designed by Concurrently, an awareness session to girls and teeenage mothers was conducted by Heels4Pads Initiative Ruby Cup and
We are grateful to ZanaAfrica AFRIpads tours and all the partners working with SisterSpeaks254 'Dada Ongea" for all the donations of disposable pads, reusable pads,dignity kits comic books and other advocacy materials.

Time to rest and reflect as we had lots of learnings and more things to unlearn about periods.

Gearing up to mark in Nakuru. We are glad to be part of this important conversation!

Heels4Pads Initiative Ruby Cup