ADVOCACY | IMPACT | RESEARCH

Please fill in this form if you would like to virtually attend the Global Period Poverty Forum but require a registration fee waiver to do so.

Once complete, your application will be considered and you will be advised if you are successful via email.

Full name *

Email address *

Mobile phone number (including country code)

Job title (if applicable)

Organisation

Country of residence *

Do you mostly identify as (please select one) *

Advocate (someone who mostly champions for improvements to menstrual health policy and programming, and/or dismantling menstrual stigma)
Implementer (someone who mostly is a practitioner in the menstrual health space, for example, someone who provides menstrual materials or menstrual education)
Researcher (someone who mostly collects evidence on menstrual health experiences, programs and policies)

About your organisation

This information is so we can understand who will be attending the Global Period Poverty Forum. It does not impact on your eligibility for a Virtual Scholarship.

Is this organisation (do not include volunteers)

Small (<20>1000 employees)
Medium (20-199 employees)
Large (200-999 employees)
Very large (>1000 employees)
N/A

Do you have volunteers within your organisation?

Yes
No

If yes, approximately how many volunteers?

Less than 20 volunteers
20-199 volunteers
200-999 volunteers
More than 1000 volunteers

Eligibility for Virtual Scholarship

What is the main reason you are applying for a virtual scholarship to the Global Period Poverty Forum? *

I am a student
I reside in a low or middle income country (according to the World Bank)
I am a low income earner (residing in any country)

Briefly explain how receiving a virtual scholarship to the GPPF will maximise the impact of your own work on menstrual health (200 words maximum) *

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to email events@sharethedignity.org.au

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