29/05/2026
The 28 Days of Activism campaign on Menstrual Health Management has been a powerful reminder that when civil society moves with shared purpose, transformation becomes possible. Across communities, institutions, and organizations, we witnessed voices rising together around one simple but urgent truth: menstrual dignity matters.
Culminating in the Dignity Conference 2026, the campaign brought together more than 31 partner organizations, community representatives, government stakeholders, media actors, adolescents, and advocates committed to advancing menstrual health and dignity across Cameroon. The conference created a space for reflection, learning, collaboration, and renewed commitment toward strengthening MHM programming and advocacy.
From keynote presentations and panel discussions to artistic performances and the presentation of findings gathered throughout the 28 days of community engagement, the atmosphere reflected both the urgency of the work and the hope carried by collective action. One of the most significant outcomes of the conference was the establishment of a coalition on Menstrual Hygiene Management, with participating organizations committing to sustained collaboration beyond the campaign period. Plans are also underway to establish a working committee focused on policy influence through advocacy papers, stakeholder engagement, and strategic action.
At Royalty World, we believe the girl child remains central to sustainable development and community transformation. Menstruation is not a side conversation within development work. It touches dignity, confidence, education, protection, participation, and opportunity. Our commitment is to ensure that no girl or woman experiences exclusion, shame, or lost opportunities because of a natural biological process.
We remain deeply grateful to every partner, organization, volunteer, community, institution, stakeholder, and individual who walked this journey with us. Thank you to the communities that welcomed us, the voices that spoke up, and the people who chose to stand for dignity and inclusion.
As the curtains close on this year’s campaign, the work continues. New strategies, stronger partnerships, and future interventions are already taking shape as we deepen our commitment to menstrual dignity and community-centered action.
The full campaign report will soon be made publicly accessible, and preparations for the 2027 campaign will begin in the months ahead.
Join us. Stand with dignity. Help us do more.
Dream Developing Life Association Queen Fogang Foundation Family World International - FAWOI Benevolent Foundation Mike Yanou Foundation UNFPA Cameroon Plan International Cameroon Rabaawah Limitless Woman Revive Action Cameroon UNICEF Cameroon Mayabel Movement Int Cameroon Women Imparting Values for Development - Wivadev Vision In Action Association for Mental Health Awareness and Care Cameroon -PEI HUMANITAIRE WOMEN for Environment Goofirm Foundation DIBA Holistic Wellness Care Rinoo Cameroon LIFE Centre for Youth and Family Empowerment
