This Black History Month, we reflect on how history has shaped the way women’s pain is understood — and why improving awareness, diagnosis, and care for endometriosis remains so important today.

Why Population Growth Is Falling — and Why Women Are Still Left to Hang Across the globe, governments are ringing alarm bells about declining birth rates.

How Canada Compares to Australia, the UK, Portugal, and France Globe wrapped in a yellow ribbon. As the conversation around endometriosis grows louder globally, several countries have made important strides in policy, awareness, and research. From national action plans to school-based education, nations like Australia, the UK, Portugal, and France are stepping up. But how does Canada compare? Here’s a quick look at what’s happening internationally, and what we can learn. Op

At Endometriosis Canada, we honour LGBTQ+ individuals with endo. This Pride Month, we recognize the added barriers they face in healthcare, workplaces, and support systems, and advocate for compassionate, informed care for all.

Every endo warrior has the power to spark change. Whether it’s sharing your story, supporting others, or raising awareness, your voice matters. Look at *The Happy Pelvis*, a true champion turning pain into purpose. You can, too. Start small, dream big. 💛 #EndoAdvocate

📅 Date: June 7-8, 2025 🌐 Location: Online (registration required) 🎟️ Admission: $10 / or Preferred Donation About the Film Directed by Shannon Cohn, Below the Belt brings the stories of four people grappling with endometriosis to the forefront. The film is executive produced by prominent figures, including Hillary Clinton, Rosario Dawson, and Mae Whitman. It exposes the systemic barriers to diagnosis and care. These barriers make life immensely challenging for t

Understanding Endometriosis Endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside of the uterus. This can lead to a variety of symptoms, including severe pain, heavy menstrual bleeding, and fertility challenges. For many, the road to diagnosis is long and fraught with misunderstandings. Societal stigmas can complicate this journey, often causing feelings of frustration and hopelessness. In recent years, the medical community has made strides in addr

Endometriosis affects approximately 10% of women of reproductive age worldwide—roughly 176 million women. Yet, it stays misunderstood and often ignored. Advocacy for endometriosis awareness is more than a necessity; it is a powerful call to action. By raising awareness, we can tackle stigma and foster support for those impacted by this condition. This blog post provides you with practical steps to advocate for endometriosis in your community, driving meaningful change and und

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