We're on a mission to create dialogue around women's health.

Lack of comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education isn’t just a women’s health issue – it’s a public health concern. Research shows that when education begins early and is supported with practical, hands-on tools, it can have a lasting, transformative impact on health and well-being.

From avocados to oranges, using fruit to simulate female anatomy might seem clever, but in women’s health, clever is not enough. When better tools exist, settling for stand-ins sends the wrong message: that women’s bodies are not worth the investment.