We invite you to participate in a discussion around the questions: What do violence against girls* and women* and other gender-based violence in public space (including sexual violence) have to do with menstrual poverty? How do patriarchal cultural norms regulate the presence of female* bodies in public space? How are these same norms reflected in law and public policies, including health and education? How do girls* and women* resist this and construct new narratives, laws and practices?