International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day (March 8) is more than a celebration. It’s a rally cry. Through collaborative events, media campaigns, and educational storytelling, we advocate for equity in menstrual and hormonal health support across the workplace and society.

Meet us!
Tap In. Tap Out. 
Millions of women commute, work and perform daily tasks while managing
significant pain or discomfort - often without visibility, understanding or
accommodation. 
Severe period pain and endometriosis is too often normalised,
minimised, or misunderstood, despite their impact on daily functioning.
Tap In. Tap Out. is a live, experiential pop-up event, designed to highlight the invisible
challenges many women carry into work every day, focusing on chronic period
pain and associated conditions such as dysmenorrhea and endometriosis. Doctors, endo warriors and women's health content creators will be there to demonstrate allyship and we will be fundraising for charity, Endometriosis UK.
Date: March 2, 2026
Time: 9am to 1pm
Location: Kings Cross National Rail ticket hall 
Fundraising for: Endometriosis UK
Bring along your boss, partner or friend to try on Crampsta, an authentic period pain 
simulator whilst conducting workplace tasks and challenges, to see if they could cope. 

For more information, email: hello@overthebloodymoon.com
To donate to Endometriosis UK click here: https://www.endometriosis-uk.org/donate-10
If you’d like to take part, get in touch

Showcase Videos

We visited Heathrow to mark International Women’s Day where men were able to experience different levels of period pain. As we went through increased intensity levels, we educated them on common menstrual health conditions, such as endometriosis, dysmenorrhea, menorrhagia, and adenomyosis.

Heathrow Airport
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We visited Heathrow to mark International Women’s Day where men were able to experience different levels of period pain. As we went through increased intensity levels, we educated them on common menstrual health conditions, such as endometriosis, dysmenorrhea, menorrhagia, and adenomyosis.
The Gym Group
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The Gym Group employees demonstrated true allyship as they took part in the Crampsta Challenge and learned about common menstrual health conditions that impact some of their colleagues.
Allwyn
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We joined Allwyn’s Women’s Health Day where employees developed empathy and awareness on perimenopause and menstrual health conditions, as well as demonstrating allyship.
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