Mission

My goal at Vulva Glow is to empower all women, as well as every humans whose rights, existence and autonomy were denied.

My vision of feminism is inclusive and intersectional (although there is still a lot for me to learn).

I believe that all human fates are intertwined and that no community will ever find true peace nor freedom while others remain discriminated against.

For this reason, and although this project focuses mainly on the empowerment of women and those born with a vulva, Vulva Glow remains open to all, and made in the interest of all.

How to Empower People ?

There are many different ways to empower people. I have decided to focus on three different angles.
Art
Education
Donations
"I ask no favor for my sex.
All I ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks."
- Sarah Moore Grimke

Associations I Support

Illustration of an Afghan Girl by Vulva Glow

Women For Afghan Women

Women for Afghan Women (WAW) has been working on the ground in Afghanistan for over twenty years to improve the lives of Afghan women, children, families, and communities.

Their work became even more important when Talibans took over the country again, in August 2021, forcing girls out of schools and over half a million Afghans to flee seeking safer refuge.

Visit their website
"Abortion is Healthcare" by Planned Parenthood

Planned parenthood

Planned parenthood operates all over the USA to provide health care services to millions of women.

They are often the only solution for those who need affordable birth control, STI testing, abortion care, general sex education, pregnancies and even cancer screening.

Their work is constantly threatened by lack of funding and conservative legislation. Support their work through donations or volunteering.

Visit their website
DWC's Founder (right) - Picture from DWC

Downtown Women's Center

DWC is an association operating in the USA which provides free meals, long-term housing solutions, access to healthcare and mental health as well as employment opportunities to homeless women.

They have served 5,472 women in 2020 alone and distributed thousands of hygiene kits and face coverings during the pandemic.

Their "Housing First" and trauma-informed service are particularly inspiring and you might be able to volunteer with them if you live around Los Angeles.

Visit their website
Picture of a young woman and a child by Care

Care

Care is an international association protecting children and women from conflicts, hunger and poverty all around the world.

They have delivered 100 million CARE packages since the Second World War and need regular donations to keep on helping people.

Their work also covers underage marriage, sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violences, and is often the only source of information and care for women in areas of crisis.

Visit their website

Règles Elémentaires

Règles Élémentaires is a french association fighting against menstrual poverty.

They already distributed 5 million products to some 115 000 people, but there is still some way to go to reach the 2 million people in need in France.

You can support their work through donations or by collecting menstrual products for them.

Visit their website
Vulva Bud illustration by Vulva Glow
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Illustration of women holding hands to form a heart, by female artist Agathe Sorlet
Women by Agathe Sorlet
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