InHerBody Community

To improve awareness and reduce misinformation around hormonal disorders

Low awareness and widespread misinformation around hormonal disorder conditions mean many women do not understand what these conditions are, how they affect the body, or how they show up beyond fertility. As a community, knowledge is built collectively, using lived experience and open discussion to clarify what is often misunderstood, oversimplified, or ignored in mainstream conversations about women’s hormonal health.

To reduce the stigma and silence around women’s health

Stigma around women’s health often leads to dismissal, silence, and isolation, making many women feel unheard or discouraged from speaking about their experiences. As a community, support means listening, validating experiences, and creating a culture where women’s health concerns are taken seriously rather than dismissed as normal or exaggerated.

To contribute collectively to awareness, discussion, and solutions

There is a broader gap in meaningful contributions and actions around women’s hormonal health. As the community grows, shared voices, skills, experiences, and perspectives are brought together to strengthen conversations, and contribute to discussions, research, activities, and solution-oriented thinking and implementations around hormonal health. This includes contributing to prevention, management, and long-term approaches through community-led efforts, rather than relying on individual responsibility or isolated action.