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Voices, faces, a fight.

Events, filmed testimonials, workshops: the voice of Sister Endo Africa in pictures.

Events12:04
Dakar workshop — highlights
Visual recap of our day at Cheikh Anta Diop University.
3/22/2026Watch on YouTube
Stories06:18
Aminata — "My pain, finally named"
Aminata, 32, tells her diagnosis journey in Senegal.
2/4/2026Watch on YouTube
Workshops24:42
Sophrology & pain — online workshop
Breathing and visualization techniques to ease flare-ups.
1/18/2026Watch on YouTube
Advocacy08:55
Advocacy at the Assembly — speech by Gladys
Founder's intervention before the Health Committee.
11/30/2025Watch on YouTube
Events04:22
Yellow March — Yaoundé 2025
300 people in the streets for World Day.
10/8/2025Watch on YouTube
Stories09:11
Nadège — the listening circles
How a monthly circle changed the way she lives with pain.
9/14/2025Watch on YouTube

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

« I waited twenty-two years for a diagnosis. Today I volunteer so that my daughter won't have to. »

FatouIvory Coast

« What I love about Sister Endo Africa is that they don't talk about patients. They talk about sisters. That changes everything. »

ClarisseBenin

« I waited twenty-two years for a diagnosis. Today I volunteer so that my daughter won't have to. »

FatouIvory Coast

« What I love about Sister Endo Africa is that they don't talk about patients. They talk about sisters. That changes everything. »

ClarisseBenin

« Far from home, I thought the fight for endometriosis in Africa no longer concerned me. This collective reminded me that my aunts, my cousins, my mother also deserved to be heard. »

AwaFrance (diaspora)

« I dared to talk to my husband thanks to the resources on the site. Today, he is the first to come with me to appointments. »

MireilleTogo

« Far from home, I thought the fight for endometriosis in Africa no longer concerned me. This collective reminded me that my aunts, my cousins, my mother also deserved to be heard. »

AwaFrance (diaspora)

« I dared to talk to my husband thanks to the resources on the site. Today, he is the first to come with me to appointments. »

MireilleTogo

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Voices, faces, a fight.

Dakar workshop — highlights

Aminata — "My pain, finally named"

Sophrology & pain — online workshop

Advocacy at the Assembly — speech by Gladys

Yellow March — Yaoundé 2025

Nadège — the listening circles

What our sisters say.

Want to help? Your support changes lives.