Interactive workshops across schools, community centres, libraries, and public spaces, designed to make menstrual, reproductive, pelvic, and menopause-related health education accessible and stigma-free.
← Back to programsPink Flow’d creates age-appropriate, interactive school workshops that help students learn about menstruation, puberty, body literacy, reproductive health, and stigma-free conversations.
Interactive workshop on menstruation, puberty, and body literacy with elementary school students, creating a safe and engaging space to ask questions, challenge stigma, and better understand the changes that come with growing up.
An interactive session with high school students focused on women’s health advocacy, menstrual health literacy, and the value of accessible, stigma-free health conversations.
Interactive classroom session with elementary school students exploring puberty, menstruation, and reproductive health through age-appropriate discussions designed to foster curiosity, confidence, and open conversation.
Educational workshop with elementary school students focused on menstruation, puberty, and body changes, encouraging accessible, stigma-free conversations around growing up and reproductive health.
Interactive classroom workshop on menstruation, puberty, and reproductive health, creating an engaging and supportive environment where students could ask questions, learn about body changes, and build confidence through open conversation.
A second interactive session with elementary school students focused on menstruation, puberty, and body literacy, encouraging curiosity, reducing stigma, and fostering age-appropriate health education.
An interactive session with high school students focused on women’s health advocacy, leadership, and creating impact through community engagement, while sharing Mina’s journey in medicine and health advocacy.
These workshops create welcoming spaces for community members to ask questions, share experiences, and access approachable health education on topics such as menopause, pelvic health, and women’s wellbeing.
A community workshop on menopause, creating space for discussion, shared experiences, and accessible education around this important stage of women’s health.
A safe and welcoming discussion circle centred on women’s health, where participants shared experiences, asked questions, and supported one another through open conversation.
A community workshop focused on menopause, andropause, and overall wellbeing, creating space for open dialogue and evidence-based discussion.
A workshop introducing key concepts in pelvic health and urogynecology, promoting awareness around often under-discussed topics in women’s health.
A workshop dedicated to menopause and aging, combining evidence-based information with open discussion and community exchange.
An interactive session on menopause and aging, encouraging active participation and discussion around common questions and lived experiences.
Pink Flow’d also collaborates with student groups, advocacy organizations, and health-focused networks to advance menstrual equity through education, dialogue, and practical action.
In collaboration with the Réseau québécois d’action pour la santé des femmes (RQASF), this session explored the role of healthcare students and professionals in advancing menstrual equity, addressing barriers to care, stigma, and opportunities for advocacy in clinical and community settings.
In collaboration with Monthly Dignity, the International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations (IFMSA), and McGill’s Medical Students’ Global Health Committee, this session explored menstrual equity across Quebec and Canada, including disparities in access, community needs, and approaches to menstrual product distribution and advocacy.