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While many areas of reproductive health have been radically transformed by social and medical progress, menopause has remained stubbornly attached to conventional scripts and social norms about gender, sexuality, and the life course.

Project aims are:

  • To build new connections between health sociology, gender and sexuality studies, and creative arts researchers with an interest in critical menopause studies.
  • To develop speculative probes and workshop activities for healthcare providers to understand the dynamic menopause experiences of gender, sexuality, and bodily diverse people.
  • To develop protocols for healthcare providers to provide advice on menopause that is aligned with gender affirmation principles among gender diverse people.