Anchored around Menstrual Health Day each year, Irise is launching a ground-breaking annual study to track how attitudes and knowledge around menstruation are shifting and to uncover what is influencing change.

Commissioned by Irise and the GMC - this is a ground-breaking new report and tool for the movement to drive menstrual justice globally 

The State of Period Equity in the UK report was led by In Kind Direct, in partnership with Irise International and supported by Essity.

Irise worked with Dr Julie Hennegan to develop a set of self-report questions to measure women and girls menstrual experience.

A systemic review study, co-authored by Irise and academics at The University of Western Australia, Burnet Institute and The University of Leeds reviewed 3,800 people’s experiences of periods.

Irise & IIEA’s report on the impact of the pandemic on girls rights under the Period Equality Framework.

Irise’s own report on the increasing inequalities of young women in the UK as a result of the pandemic