Access to complete menstrual health and hygiene is a basic human right.
Representatives of our Foundation — Monika Dziekan, Joanna Maliszewska-Mazek, Anna Samsel, and Marta Bem — visited the Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy. Our experts met with Dr. hab. Ewa Flaszyńska, Director, and Mirosława Brzostek-Kleszcz, Deputy Director of the Labour Market Department, as well as Ewa Fibingier, Chief Specialist at the Institutional Labour Market Services Division.
Last Tuesday we took part in the conference "100 years of women in the police. Examine yourself and live to be 100", addressed to policewomen and female employees of the Podlaska Police.
The main topic of the meeting was to promote women's health prevention.
Together with the organizers, we share the belief that such conversations are sorely lacking and that they are extremely necessary - and our meeting as part of the Konin City of Women project "Menopause without taboos - how to take care of yourself during menopausal transformation?" was a great opportunity to gain knowledge, increase awareness, exchange experiences and support.
What can companies, organizations and institutions do to take care of women and improve their comfort?
In the #HealthyConversation podcast the above topics were discussed by:
- Dr. n. med. Katarzyna Skórzewska, gynecologist and endocrinologist known on the Internet as Dr. Menopauza, and
- Anna Samsel, psychologist, project manager at Kulczyk Foundation