This blog is a creative piece of self-reflection, looking back at the experience of period shame when you’re younger and how you break free of its insidious hold.

This blog explores the relationship between periods and sexuality, looking at how, when celebrating them together we can help dismantle bodily shame and stigma.

This blog explores the historic impact of menstrual art, and introduces a new creative project at Sanitree.

Period pains is a topic that cannot be spoken about enough. While we each have different ways of feeling better, as we pull through those painful days, here is a personal guide to feeling a little less uncomfortable to complement your expertly crafted and tried-and-tested methods.

Sex Education in most schools and societies has ensued multiple euphemisms and metaphors. It has been the center of awkward giggles, division of boys and girls in the class, and a universal feeling of isolation and shame. This blog explores these ideas of misinformation about bodies, the lack of concern to engage in important conversations, and its contribution to period poverty.

In this blog, we learn about Mary Kenner’s life and her invention. We also consider her experiences as a black women inventor.

Advertising and selling sanitary products have always been a tiptoe around societal expectations and limitations. In this blog, we look at the elements of the advertisement of sanitary products, in public media and discourse.

Here is a quick recap of the developments in menstrual health in 2021, spanning policy, business, and education from across the globe.

Bringing Jaipur to Edinburgh, this is Sanitree’s wholesome bunch.