Hope wambui

02/10/2026

It's a furahi day......
My Facebook friends do have a lovely weekend ahead......

Be hopeful

01/10/2026

Throw Back Thursday is just getting me humbled with the journey of art ......

28/09/2026

My period my pride

PERIOD FILMS PIERCING STIGMA

Four films. Four filmmakers. One conversation about breaking the silence surrounding menstruation through storytelling.

🎥 Watch the full panel on YouTube: https://youtu.be/bFjEf7G25Os

On February 21, filmmakers representing four films addressing period stigma came together during the Gender Justice Summit at Oakwood School in Hollywood, Los Angeles, for a special panel discussion organized by The Pad Project and the Oakwood School Student Ambassadors.

It was a rare gathering. While menstruation is a universal experience for billions of people, relatively few films have chosen to explore the stigma, shame and social barriers surrounding it. Bringing filmmakers from four such films into the same room created a unique opportunity to explore how different stories, genres and perspectives can open up conversations about a subject that is still too often left unspoken.

THE PANEL

🎬 Melissa Berton
-Period. End of Sentence. — Academy Award winner for Best Documentary Short Film
-Long Line of Ladies
🎬 Julia Aks & Steve Pinder
-Jane Austen's Period Drama — Academy Award nominee for Best Live Action Short Film
🎬 Rico Herre
-Impure — German-Kenyan feature film

Together, these films approach the subject from different perspectives and genres - from documentary to narrative, drama to comedy, and short-form to feature-length - while sharing a common purpose: to bring menstruation out of the shadows and into the conversation.

The panel also offered an opportunity for filmmakers and students to exchange ideas about storytelling, representation, menstrual health, education and the potential of cinema to create awareness and inspire dialogue.

Because stigma thrives in silence.

And sometimes, a film can be the beginning of a conversation.

Organized by The Pad Project and Oakwood School Los Angeles

27/09/2026

Some people ride with speed, others ride with a story of Hope

A little strange, wonderfully different, yet carrying a heart full of kindness.

Trust me the most unexpected people that you meet as strangers leave the warmest impressions Kadere Moustafa Garvey your kindness is beautiful.

He's that one kind rider who doesn't need to say much to leave an impression.

27/09/2026

My period my pride The Confidence Queen

𝐍𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝐛𝐢𝐥𝐚 𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐨𝐝 𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐲? 𝐇𝐚𝐢𝐰𝐞𝐳𝐞𝐤𝐚𝐧𝐢! 😂❤

🎉 Get ready for another unforgettable experience!

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26/09/2026

And when it comes for mother nature, I will always be at the front line.....

I ran for ololua forest.... Turaco Camp Oloolua Forest Oloolua Forest Cultural Group Oloolua Forest Youth Kaara Wa Miti

26/09/2026

For a girl living in a vulnerable community, a simple sanitary pad can mean the difference between staying in school and missing lessons, between hiding in shame and participating with confidence.

We are committed to ending period shame, menstrual poverty and stigma by putting menstrual products, knowledge and dignity within reach

Whether it is one pack, one box, or a financial contribution, your support can help a girl face her period with dignity and confidence.
Your donation is more than a pad.

It is education. It is dignity. It is hope. It is a future.

13/09/2026

Menstrual health awareness is key.....thank you The Confidence Queen for mentoring me.

13/09/2026

Happy blessed Sunday my people...
Remember to zuru Kenya na Kenya Wildlife Service pale Nairobi national park

12/09/2026

One conversation at a time, turning shame into dignity, stigma into understanding and poverty into opportunity.....

Because every girl deserves to play, lead and dream big without being held back by her period.