TCD Women's Health Society
Trinity's Women's Health Society was founded three years ago and has grown to a community of over 300 members, serving as a safe space, educational hub, and connection point.
The society was established in response to the lack of access and resources for women's health on campus, a issue not unique to Trinity.
Personally, I never got any women's health education in school, notes Seraphina Ho, the current chair of Women's Health.
It's stuff you should know by the day you are menstruating or having sex, it is stuff that we should be taught in primary school … There just aren't health classes that actually teach women about their bodies, about their hormones, about how to even cope with period pain, or pain that isn’t actually normal, said Ella O'Malley, one of the founders and current OCM.
Author's summary: TCD Women's Health Society addresses women's health education gaps.
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