Changing the landscape for women with Gynaecological, Sexual and related Mental Health Issues
Interview with Jane Hebiton on RTR FM 92.1 to hear interview go to https://rtrfm.com.au/story/viva-la-vulva-with-kath-mazzella/
I recently met Jane and we clicked straightaway I love the way she can get my message across in a fun light hearted way. I need to find another thousand of you.
Its wonderful to see artists around the world seeing the big picture of breaking down barriers and stigma’s of a thousand years to see the walls come tumbling down https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/Why_I_Photographed_100_Vulvas
It is a great honour to be sharing my International Gynaecological Awareness Day vision at Soroptimist Intern. Convention KL 2019 encouraging other global women to see the big picture of how they can help share the message to break down barriers and stigma
#GAINInc #women #gynaecology #GYNaware #GYNcancer
I stood loud and proud yesterday after presenting at the GAIN Inc. event. Catherine Aurubind and the team did a fantastic job bringing Gynaecologist and women together to knowledge and women’s stories. share their stories. This is what GAIN has been since it was founded in 2000. It is the way of the future. I sit back and watch it all come together as we all head towards more people celebrating the International Gynaecological Awareness campaign 
https://www.verveup.com/shesaid/vivalavulva-understanding-kath-mazzellas-vision
After our meeting on 12th July 2018 with the President of the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and the Vice-President of Global Health to discuss their support of the International Gynaecological Awareness Day (IGAD) campaign. I am more than elated to say they have agreed to celebrate IGAD.
A short history: Jeanette Preston (UK Founder of Pants Cancers) and myself as cancer survivors visited the college in 2008 to seek support for IGAD which was the planted seed to see this day come to fruition. So I encourage others to join in the campaign to help share greater education and acceptance as said by the President that Gynaecological Health should not be TABOO. Thanking all those who have supported in the past.
Its wonderful to see others now speaking about this important issue for all women and for men to better understand the correct terminology.
Check out this blog post. A great read for all.
https://www.rcog.org.uk/en/blog/gynaecological-health-should-not-be-taboo/ I was elated to see the President of RCOG London speaking out about the tabooness surrounding Gynaecological health. I can see through the International Gynaecological Awareness Day 10 September 10 annually can truly help break down the barriers and stigmas and help education in the global society . 
