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Floé Foundation Launches Floé Pulse: The Pulse of Menstrual Equity in Nigeria
Have Your Say in Nigeria's Monthly Menstrual Health & Period Poverty Survey
At Floé Feminine Hygiene Foundation, we believe that meaningful solutions begin with listening.
Every day, millions of Nigerians experience, witness, or are affected by issues related to menstrual health, period poverty, access to menstrual products, education, stigma, and gender equity. Yet many of these experiences, perspectives, and concerns are never captured in data.
Today, we are excited to launch Floé Pulse, a new monthly public insight survey designed to gather the voices, experiences, and opinions of people across Nigeria.
Floé Pulse will serve as an ongoing platform for understanding public attitudes, knowledge gaps, lived experiences, and emerging issues related to menstrual health and period poverty. The insights gathered will help inform research, advocacy, public awareness campaigns, policy discussions, and future programmes aimed at advancing menstrual equity.
Why Floé Pulse Matters
To create lasting change, we must first understand what people know, what they believe, and what challenges they face.
Through Floé Pulse, we hope to:
Generate original data and insights on menstrual health and period poverty in Nigeria.
Identify knowledge gaps and areas requiring greater public education.
Understand community perceptions and experiences.
Inform future research and evidence-based advocacy.
Amplify public voices in conversations about menstrual equity.
Each month, Floé Pulse will explore a different topic related to menstrual health, period poverty, education, stigma, access, policy, and gender equality.
This Month's Survey
Topic: Menstrual Health Knowledge & Awareness
How much do Nigerians really know about menstruation?
This month's survey explores public knowledge, awareness, attitudes, and perceptions surrounding menstrual health and education.
The survey takes less than three minutes to complete and is open to everyone, regardless of age or gender.
Take the Survey
We invite you to lend your voice and contribute to a growing body of evidence that can help shape conversations and solutions across Nigeria.
Complete the survey here:
Share Your Voice. Shape the Future.
The findings from Floé Pulse will be published through the Floé Knowledge Hub, social media platforms, reports, and awareness campaigns to help drive informed conversations and meaningful action.
Whether you are a student, parent, teacher, professional, policymaker, advocate, or community member, your perspective matters.
Together, we can better understand the challenges, identify solutions, and advance menstrual equity for all.
Floé Pulse
The Pulse of Menstrual Equity in Nigeria.
For enquiries, partnerships, or research collaborations, please contact:
info.floefoundation.org
Follow Floé Foundation on social media for updates, survey findings, and opportunities to get involved.
