October 4 – October 10, 2026
Thank You For Joining Us for #VHW26
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Vaginal Health
Civic Engagement Toolkit
Vaginal health is shaped by more than our individual choices. Public policy and the decisions made by elected leaders can influence the products we use, the information available to us, and the protections our communities receive.
Our Vaginal Health Week Civic Engagement Toolkit offers information and tools to help you use your voice, engage elected officials, and advocate for vaginal and menstrual health in your community.
Interested in Influencing Legislation?
Want to help advance policies that better protect menstrual and vaginal health in your state or community? Let us know you’re interested in receiving model legislation, advocacy resources, and other tools to help you take action and engage policymakers where you live.
Free the V:
The Art of Vaginal Liberation
What does vaginal liberation mean to you? As part of our Summer’s Deceive campaign and Vaginal Health Week 2026, Weave is calling on artists, creatives, and storytellers to share creative works exploring vaginal health, bodily autonomy, reproductive freedom, and liberation.
Help Spread the Word
Download our Vaginal Health Week Digital Toolkit includes sample social media, newsletter, and email copy, along with shareable graphics to make it easy to spread the word with your networks. Download the toolkit, share our posts, and invite your friends, family, colleagues, and community to participate. |
Vaginal Health Is Political: Building Power, Creating Change
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Vaginal Health Is Political
This year’s theme, Vaginal Health Is Political, explores the connection between vaginal health, civic engagement, and the decisions made by policymakers and elected leaders. Throughout the week, we’ll highlight the power of our voices, our votes, and our collective action to advocate for change.
About Vaginal Health Week
Founded in 2021 by Women’s Voices for the Earth (now Weaving Voices for Health & Justice), Vaginal Health Week began as a week of education and action and has grown into a movement to break stigma, shine a light on an often-overlooked topic, and advocate for the rights of people with vaginas and those who care about them.
Over the years, we’ve highlighted gaps in menstrual and intimate care and called for collective action to improve the practices, policies, and standards that shape vaginal health.
Vaginal Health Week Has Been Officially Recognized by the City & County of Denver!
In 2025, the City and County of Denver and Mayor Mike Johnston officially declared October 20-25 Vaginal Health Week in Denver!
This is a monumental step towards breaking stigma around vaginal health, educating consumers, and pushing for policies for safer products.