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“I founded Womanhood Initiative because I believe that knowledge about our bodies and health should not be something girls and women have to search for, or only receive after they have already experienced difficulties.

Through my work in women's health, I have seen how much knowledge can shape how we understand ourselves, the choices we make, and how the people and systems around us respond to us.

To me, this is not only about making information available, but about making it understandable, relevant and useful in everyday life.

I want to help create a society where girls and women are taken seriously, where knowledge comes before the need arises, and where we do not have to fight to understand our own bodies or receive the help we need.

That is what drives me, and what lies behind the work we do at Womanhood Initiative.”

“The more I have learned about women's health, the clearer it has become how large the gaps in knowledge still are. Far too many women live with health challenges that are normalised, misunderstood or not taken seriously. This affects quality of life, working life and family life.

Through Womanhood Initiative, I want to help make knowledge more accessible, break down taboos, and ensure that girls and women receive the follow-up and accommodations they need – in time. For ourselves, for the women around us, and for tomorrow's women.”

“I am involved in Womanhood Initiative because I believe girls and women should gain knowledge about their own bodies and health early enough to make informed decisions.

Through Womanhood Initiative, I want to help make important knowledge accessible, break down taboos, and give girls and women greater confidence and freedom to make decisions about their own bodies and lives.”