Documenting all the real ways in which girls go through menstruation related stigma in Pakistan’s deeply conservative society. This bilingual illustrated journal is made with the objective of becoming a visual communication tool that can help journal keepers tackle the shame, myths, taboos and secrecy surrounding their period.
With keen observation, wit, humour, interactive content and anecdotes from real-life situations faced by young women the journal aims to help young menstrators foster a more positive relationship with their period
Mehmaan Aagaye?
A Period Journal
The prompts and comics throughout the bilingual journal will inspire young writers with thoughtful questions and interactive content will, in turn, help them foster a more positive relationship with their period.
Thesis Display
The display included an interactive wall called 'my First Period Activity Wall' where participants get to share horror stories and real-life experiences that they have been through when it comes to first periods in our conservative society.
