Our team are experts in menstrual health. We've been working with communities, academics and policymakers for nearly a decade to develop effective solutions to the challenges people experience during their periods.
Our extensive experience includes:
Are you a grassroots organisation or individual working on period equality? The Period Equality Network is a global community to connect, share learning and training for grassroots action for menstrual health.
We're committed to making our learning available and accessible which is why so many of our resources can be downloaded for free. We also offer up to an hour of free consultation with a member of our senior team to help you explore how to make your important work on menstrual health as evidence based and effective as possible. Fill in the short form below and we'll be in touch to arrange a call.
Access our library of resources and reports. We're dedicated to practice that is rooted in the best available evidence and the needs and experiences of people with periods.
Read about our latest research, advocacy and policy work. We work across sectors, bringing together different perspectives and approaches so that we can address the root causes of period equality and deliver sustainable change.
"Irise have always been as helpful as they are generous in sharing their substantial expertise to support the development of Dig Deep and our government partner's Menstrual Hygiene Management programme in Kenya."
"From the start of my collaboration with Irise I have been impressed in that they do not just wish to help school girls but they wish to quantify the effect of what they do. This increases the impact of their work beyond the immediate girls who they assist and is a real strength of the charity."
"Irise are a world leader in menstrual health research and programming. Their integrity, evidence-based approach and genuine passion are the foundations of their work and I'm privileged to partner with them on a range of exciting projects."
"Using Irise International’s menstrual education material, we were able to speak with the community about menstruation. I was so happy to share this with them and to empower them to escape the fear and worry that used to come with every period.”
