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Sparking conversation and normalising menstrual health
Sunday Island
|January 25, 2026
Mensuration: a quiet rhythm of womanhood lived with resilience and grace
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Mensuration: a quiet rhythm of womanhood lived with resilience and grace
Fems, unveiled a symbolic wall art installation at the Siyane National College of Education, Veyangoda, as part of an ongoing mission to normalise menstrual health conversations and empower young people in the country.
Though Fems recognizes menstruation as a natural part of life, it continues to be shrouded in stigma. Fems seeks to spark conversation through the wall art initiative, to challenge myths, and support youth to embrace menstrual health with confidence and pride.
and educational effort, the installation transforms a public space into a platform for dialogue, inspiring openness and awareness among the College’s students & educators.
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