To all of the Menstrual Hygiene Management champions around the world, we're happy to share the proceedings from the 2018 virtual conference on MHM in Schools . Feel free to share among your network.

Case studies from Bangladesh, Nepal & Pakistan; Uganda; Malawi; El Salvador & The Philippines; Ghana; and South Asia.

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The materials from this virutal conference are now available online. Share and watch the video, presentations, and posters:

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The Virtual Conference on Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) in Schools enables the global sharing of new ideas and 'lessons learned', and connects people working on MHM in schools in a wide range of countries. This gives online participants an opportunity to network, discuss key issues of relevance for advancing the agenda of MHM in schools, and identify potential future collaborations beyond their usual organizational or geographical boundaries.

The conference will start at 7:00 AM Eastern Standard Time (11:00 am GMT) - Convert to your local time here.

The agenda is now available at www.mhmvirtualconference.com, along with an archive of past conferences and information about 'MHM in Ten'.

Also, joining the virtual conference is more fun with friends! If you are tuning in from around the world, consider bringing your colleagues together to view the conference in one place. Find here the tips for organizing a viewing party!

Calling all MHM in Schools champions!

Abstract submission to the 7th Virtual Conference on MHM in Schools is open!

The Virtual Conference provides an opportunity to share the latest research and programming on menstrual health and hygiene from around the world. The conference will focus on the 'MHM in Ten' five priorities identified for transforming MHM in schools by 2024.

The virtual conference will be convened at the Water Institute at the University of North Carolina’s annual Water & Health Conference and streamed live online around the world.

Abstracts should contain:
- Title.
- Name of presenter, organization and country.
- Maximum 500 word description of your proposed presentation or poster.
- Relevant 'MHM in Ten' priority.
- Expected attendance at UNC Water & Health Conference (yes/no).

Send your abstracts by 24 August 2018 to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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2018 Call for Abstracts
Calling all MHM in Schools champions!

The 7th Virtual Conference on Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) in Schools provides an opportunity to share the latest research and programming on menstrual health and hygiene from around the world.

The conference will focus on the 'MHM in Ten' five priorities identified for transforming MHM in schools by 2024. The virtual conference will be convened at the Water Institute at the University of North Carolina’s annual Water & Health Conference and streamed live online around the world.

Deadline: 24 August 2018

Abstracts should contain:
• Title.
• Name of presenter, organization and country.
• Maximum 500 word description of your proposed presentation or poster.
• Relevant MHM in Ten priority.
• Expected attendance at UNC Water & Health Conference (yes/no)
Submit your abstracts via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Learn more about the Water Institute at UNC's Water & Health Conference

Send abstract to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.










Did you miss the 2017 Virtual Conference MHM in Schools?

The conference included nine presentations, two short videos and 18 posters online.

Watch the video recordings and download the proceedings of the conference!