Farah Ahamed

Farah Ahamed, editor of the groundbreaking anthology that explores menstruation in South Asia, shares her insights as a Kenyan lawyer and human rights advocate. She delves into the cultural stigma and myths surrounding menstruation, highlighting the need for greater awareness and education. The conversation touches on topics like period poverty, the critical role of language in shaping perceptions, and the intersectionality of gender and caste. Ahamed's work aims to amplify diverse voices and challenge taboos, sparking urgent conversations about menstrual health.