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Schools and Educators

We partner with high schools to deliver engaging, evidence-based women's health presentations and workshops.

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Bringing Women's Health Education to Your Students

HerScope offers interactive presentations that create a safe space for students to learn, ask questions, and feel empowered about their health.

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Evidence-Based

Interactive & Engaging

Inclusive

We'd love to bring HerScope to your school!

Topics covered




 

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Logistics



 




Co-ed
9th-12th grade
Tailored to grade level
Up to an hour in length
Virtual or in-person


 



Puberty
Menstruation
Endometriosis
PCOS
Self-advocacy
Healthy Habits



 

Schools We've Partnered With

Berkeley High School
Will C. Wood High School


 

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High School Testimonials

OUR IMPACT, ACCORDING TO STUDENTS

111
STUDENTS SURVEYED

4.5/5
 


AVERAGE RATING

Student feedback from HerScope educational workshops

“I liked being acknowledged and feeling like a period is normal.”

"The more we know, the more help women can receive if they are confused on how their body functions."

"Women's health is important because it's a mystery ... [women's bodies are] capable of a lot of things but scientists still don't know a lot about [them] ... it hurts knowing there are certain things we just have to live with because there's no cure or diagnosis."

TEACHER FEEDBACK

" Your presentation did an excellent job maintaining the seriousness and importance of the subject matter while still creating a comfortable and supportive learning environment. I especially appreciated how you used the correct terminology without making students feel embarrassed or uncomfortable. I also loved the level of detail you provided about the menstrual cycle. It really helped students better understand their bodies and encouraged self-advocacy by paying attention to how they feel physically and emotionally. Explaining why they may feel certain ways during different phases of their cycle, along with practical self-care reminders - like recognizing when their body needs more rest or sleep - made the information relatable, empowering, and useful in everyday life. I am so PROUD of all the presenters-it was very informative, respectful, and genuinely supportive of students' well-being. Love having you all!"

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