Maasika Mahotsav

37+ organizations across 7 countries will celebrate Periods calling for dismantling of oppressive structures, eradicating taboos and normalizing menstruation. With the central theme of Menopause, we entered our 10th year, stirring conversations around topics seldom touched.

Follow us and our partner channels to stay updated about period celebration happening in your region.

You can visit our website - www.periodfestival.org to know more about the festival and learn about the various activities.

Follow the changemakers of Maasika Mahotsav / Period Festival 2026:

1. Femina Global
2. MITU Foundation
3. Lits Foundation
4. Teen Pregnancy Awareness-PA
5. Hope is Life Nepal
6. Ramkrishna Samvedna Trust
7. Rutuja Charitable Trust
8. Krantisinha Bahuuddeshiya Sevabhavi Sanstha
9. Holistic approach for People’s Empowerment - HOPE
10. CORO INDIA
11. Nishchay Foundation
12. Akshara Centre
13. Global Shapers Community, Nagpur Hub
14. Badlaav SRF
15. Govt School - Aadiba
16. Waste Warriors
17. Stand For Kashmiri Youth (SKY) Trust
18. Repro Access Coalition
19. DLR Prerna
20. Gram Panchayat - Kisal Village
21. Shelter Associate
22. Bleed Red Go Green
23. Samarpit
24. Aao Saheli Chuppi Tode
25. Uwezo afrika initiative
26. Safiri Youth Impact
27. The Mc Gregor Clinic
28. Alliance of Period Supplies
29. Lenka
30. Centre For Youth Development and Activities (CYDA)
31. Auleaves Freedom Circle Foundation
32. We The Change
33. Whisper a dream foundation
34. Escuela de Educación Menstrual Emancipadas
35. Healing Stitches
36. Toto Afrika
37. Muse Foundation






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Here it is: the last session in our series on “Understanding Menopause” which will be a panel discussion with experts, who will share their experience and reflect upon the way ahead on addressing menopause.

Join us this Sunday at 7 pm for a fruitful discussion.

To register, contact 9833500987 / 8668592625

Join us for the 3rd virtual session in our “Understanding Menopause” series which will address certain myths about the biological process and put them against scientific facts.

The session will taken by Dr. Meenakshi Bharath, Gynaecologist and Fertility Specialist on April 26, at 7 pm.

To register DM us on 9833500987 / 8668592625.

Our five-part series on Understanding Menopause continues with its second session, focusing on the impact of different stages of Menopause on Mental Health.

In this session, we’ll look at the ways these changes influence emotional well-being, along with practical coping mechanisms to help navigate them.

Join us on Sunday, April 19, 2026, at 7 PM.

The session will be led by Dr. Mehak Segan, Gender and Reproductive Health Specialist, who will guide us through these shifts and offer actionable insights.

To register, DM us on WhatsApp at 9833500987 / 8668592625.

Here we go! Our first online session in the five-part series on ‘Understanding Menopause’ is here. It will cover the basics of the biological process, how it affects the bodies of menstruators and the different stages of perimenopause and postmenopause.

Listen to Dr. Nehal, Founder of Rutuja Foundation, PMS & PMDD expert and Assistant Professor, as she delivers an insightful and comprehensive session to know more about menopause.

Whether you are experiencing menopause or about to, or simply want to learn out of care for your loved ones, this series will help you in understanding the changes that menstruators go through during this critical transition phase.

Date: April 12, Sunday
Time: 7pm

To register for the session, DM us on Whatsapp at 9833500987 / 8668592625

The meeting link will be sent to you a day before the session.

Taking forward our theme of Menopause for this year’s Maasika Mahotsav, we are coming up with a series of online sessions.

Menopause can be quite taxing on a person’s physical and mental well-being and there’s not much discussion around its varied aspects.

In order to bridge that gap, Maasika Mahotsav— The Period Festival has planned a five-part series titled ‘Understanding Menopause’. Starting April 12, a series of expert talks will be organised every Sunday at 7pm to bust myths, break the stigma and start vital conversations.

Stay tuned for updates on individual sessions.

Lets make today and everyday - Women's day.