Empowering through Education

Here, you'll find a curated collection of resources to help you learn more about menstrual health, period poverty, and the wider movement for change. Whether you're looking for research, articles, or organisations making a difference, these links will guide you to trusted information and support. Knowledge is the first step towards action—explore, share, and be part of the conversation.

Free Resources

Educational Games for Facilitators

At Pleasantri, we are committed to supporting open, informed, and stigma-free conversations around menstrual health and period poverty. To assist educators, workshop facilitators, and community leaders in delivering impactful sessions, we have developed a set of free, downloadable games designed to engage participants and encourage dialogue in a thoughtful and accessible way.

These games are available as PDF downloads, free of charge, and are intended to support a wide range of educational and awareness-raising environments.

Menstrual Pursuit

This educational quiz game uses a familiar format to prompt discussion and learning around menstruation, menstrual health, and global period poverty. It is an ideal tool for introducing key topics in an interactive and inclusive setting.

The Board

Pads Against Humanity

A bold and conversation-starting card game designed to challenge stigma and promote honest conversations about menstruation. While light-hearted in tone, this resource encourages meaningful engagement with complex and often overlooked issues.

Past the Pleasantries

Welcome to Past the Pleasantries - the podcast where we ditch the awkwardness and talk all things periods. From pads to policy, stigma to solutions, let's break the silence and join us in the conversations that matter!

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Workshops

At Pleasantri, we believe that meaningful change begins with conversation, education and empathy. That’s why we’re excited to be launching our Menstrual Health Workshops, designed to engage both educational institutions and corporate spaces in empowering, stigma-breaking discussions about periods and female health.