At Pinkishe, we advocate for women’s menstrual rights at multiple levels and influence change at all levels.
Its the right of every menstruator to be able to manage her periods with safety and dignity
It's time to change! Celebrate your daughter's first period!
Menstruation is not just a women thing
The sustainable solutions for providing menstrual literacy to every girl is by training school teachers as menstrual educators.
From grassroots connections in Chhattisgarh and Telangana to launching Period Bol and receiving Adobe’s recognition, September was a month of impact, learning, and solidarity with those hit by Punjab’s floods.
August brought both comfort and devastation—while rains offered calm to some, they caused destruction for many others. This month’s newsletter highlights stories of resilience, frontline workers’ courage, and ways you can support communities in need.
In July’s calm, our focus sharpened. With schools reopening, our educators braved the rains and remote routes to bring essential menstrual health sessions to young minds. Despite the challenges, they continued with quiet courage and unwavering dedication. This month, we pause to honour their resilience and the silent impact they make, one conversation at a time.
In May, we celebrated eight years of impact—reflecting on our journey from a bold idea to a nationwide movement breaking menstrual silence and transforming lives.
April marked new beginnings for Pinkishe Foundation, with national recognition and renewed motivation for impact. We celebrated progress and set sights on even bigger goals.
March brought a blend of hard work and heartfelt impact at Pinkishe—finalising annual tasks, launching women-focused initiatives, and sparking important conversations through engaging awareness activities across India.