News· 4/10/2026 · 2 min read
Partnership with Afrique Santé Publique
A long-term collaboration to document and fund endometriosis research in Africa.
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Read, understand, be seen.
Articles, stories and resources to live better with endometriosis — written by women, for women.
- Health· 6 min read
Understanding endometriosis in 6 minutes
A chronic disease affecting 1 in 10 women, yet still largely unknown. The basics, without jargon.
by Dr. Sophie N. - News· 3 min read
Recap: Dakar workshop — March 2026
More than 120 women gathered at Cheikh Anta Diop University for a day of speaking out and information.
by Gladys - Resources· 8 min read
Diagnosis journey in Africa: a practical guide
Who to turn to, what tests to request, what words to use. A practical guide, written with doctors from the continent.
by Équipe Sœur Endo - Health· 5 min read
Eating to soothe: an anti-inflammatory diet
Food doesn't cure endometriosis, but it can ease its symptoms. The basics and a few African recipes.
by Dr. Awa T. - Stories· 4 min read
Kadiatou: "I waited 18 years for someone to believe me"
At 36, Kadiatou shares how she went through nearly two decades of pain before finally being heard.
by Kadiatou M.
Testimonials
What our sisters say.
African women share their experience with endometriosis.
« For ten years I was told the pain was just part of being a woman. The day I heard the word "endometriosis", I could finally name what I was living. Sister Endo Africa gave me a mirror: I wasn't crazy, I wasn't alone. »
AminataSenegal
« The listening circles changed something in me. Hearing other sisters tell their story was like hearing mine in stereo. You come out stronger. »
NadègeCameroon
« For ten years I was told the pain was just part of being a woman. The day I heard the word "endometriosis", I could finally name what I was living. Sister Endo Africa gave me a mirror: I wasn't crazy, I wasn't alone. »
AminataSenegal
« The listening circles changed something in me. Hearing other sisters tell their story was like hearing mine in stereo. You come out stronger. »
NadègeCameroon