01/06/2026
In commemoration of Menstrual Hygiene Day, we hosted a powerful conversation on Friday that explored the links among menstrual health, climate change, and education in Zimbabwe.
A huge thank you to our inspiring panellists, Rumbie Moyo from CARE Zimbabwe, Wadzanayi G. from Teach For Zimbabwe, and Chrystal Bonzo from Dzidzo: Safepad Initiative, for generously sharing their expertise, experiences, and insights. Their contributions highlighted both the challenges girls and women face and the opportunities for creating sustainable, inclusive solutions.
The conversation reinforced an important message: meaningful change happens when communities, organisations, policymakers, and young people work together. From improving access to menstrual products and education to addressing the impacts of climate change on menstrual health, collaboration remains key.
To everyone who joined us, asked questions, and contributed to the discussion. Thank you for being part of this important dialogue. We look forward to building stronger partnerships, advancing menstrual equity, and continuing these critical conversations.
Together, we can create a future where every girl and woman can manage her menstruation with dignity, access, confidence, and sustainability.
Watch the webinar on our YouTube Channel here: https://youtu.be/BNqB7fG6UMo
Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Dev.Women's Coalition of ZimbabweMinistry of Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational TrainingSoul City InstituteHivos Regional Office Southern Africa
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