Nigeria Boosts Menstrual Health Education with Local Audiovisuals
In Nigeria, PSI Nigeria's Menstrual Health No Wahala project introduces new audiovisual materials in Pidgin English and Hausa to educate and empower women and girls on menstrual health. The initiative aims to address challenges, reduce stigma, and promote open dialogue on menstruation.
The materials feature real stories and authentic voices to normalize conversations and foster community action towards menstrual equity. Launch events in Nasarawa and Akwa Ibom states engage adolescents, women, and teachers, receiving positive feedback for breaking taboos and empowering girls with knowledge.
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