Telling stories of reproductive health, hormones, and fertility remains close to the ideals I stand for as an activist and women's health advocate. Often, I like to contribute to both conversational and academic style pieces in order to voice my opinion on a variety of reproductive health issues in the space.
Project Proposal: Rutgers Fertility Week: A Creative Intervention Event to Increase Awareness at Rutgers University
"Rutgers Fertility Week" is a research- backed project proposal for an annual event designed to educate students on fertility and reproductive health through a series of interactive lectures and activities. A budget of $15,000-17,000 will cover essential expenses, including venue bookings and refreshments. The initiative seeks to address knowledge gaps in fertility education, promote informed decision-making regarding reproductive health, and foster community engagement.
"Through Their Eyes: The Evolution of Our View of Menstruation" Featured in Go Aunt Flow's The Periodical
Throughout my upbringing, menstruation was often shrouded in silence and stigma, particularly in conversations with my father. However, during a trip to Bangladesh, a significant shift occurred when my dad openly announced my sister’s first period to our entire family, marking a pivotal moment in how we approached menstrual health.
The Estrobolome: Estrogen, The Gut Microbiome, and The Impacts on Reproductive Health Disorders for RWJ Women's Health Institute
In "The Estrobolome: Estrogen, The Gut Microbiome, and The Impacts on Reproductive Health Disorders," I discuss the significant relationship between the gut microbiome and estrogen levels, particularly regarding reproductive health.
Never Been to the Gynecologist, Like Ever? Featured in Momotaro Apotheca
"Never Been to the Gynecologist, Like Ever?" addresses the anxieties many young individuals face regarding their first visit to the gynecologist, aiming to demystify the experience and encourage proactive health care. It begins by reassuring readers that this initial appointment is primarily focused on getting to know their medical history and establishing a rapport with the gynecologist.
