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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"menstrual education"”.

  1. Blood money: The commodification of menstrual education in the United States

    <p>girl’s first menstrual cycle is often considered the first step of the seemingly ritualistic passage into womanhood. However, most girls within the United States who experience menarche fail to view it as a rite of passage, and instead see it as an event they must <em>endure</em> rather than …

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  2. Going with the flow: Using menstrual education as a tool for empowering post pubescent Nepali girls

    … and research evidence on the benefits of girl’s education show that prioritizing girl’s education is the most successful strategy of breaking the cycle of poverty, gender inequality, and overpopulation. Moreover, there is a growing interest in closing the gender gap in education, but there has …

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  3. Cultural Barriers and Periods Poverty: Address Menstrual Health Needs Around the World

    … to menstruation worsen obstacles to accessing menstrual hygiene products, education, and facilities. This dissertation examines the impact of cultural obstacles on period poverty and analyses approaches designed to tackle menstrual health requirements globally. Methods: A systematic literature …

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  4. The Bloody Truth: A Psychological and Cultural Study of Menstruation as Lived and Experienced by Women

    … explores the negation and affirmation of menstrual life as found in culture, theory, and the concrete experiences of individual women. A phenomenological and hermeneutical thematic analysis is used throughout. In this study, the aspects of culture analyzed include language, humor, art, …

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