Represented Pyari at a curated gathering of 25 Global Leaders focused on climate action, gender equality, education, and technology.

Invited as youth leaders in sustainable development and education.

Officially launched Pyari with a public art campaign involving over 200 participants at Kamalpokhari, Kathmandu.

Led by Ayushi Kedia Agrawal, we engaged five influential women from Nepal's creative industry in sharing their menstrual journeys.

Conducted an interactive pop up exhibition with Yuwahub for the 2024 Upskill event.

An Intergenerational Menstrual Event" was organized at Ne Nepal by Pyari and Pad2Go. This event promoted connections based on common experiences by showcasing the varied experiences of menstruators at various phases of their life. Through an insightful workshop presented by OB-GYN Dr. Shreyashi Aryal, we focused on menopause, a topic that is sometimes ignored in menstrual conversations.

Pyari recently travelled to Bajura with Shreeya Rokaya as part of her “Back to My Roots” campaign for the YESS (Youth Exchange South to South) Girls Movement 2024, a global effort by the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. During a 5-day workshop trip, the team visited various local government schools and women’s villages in Budhinanda Municipality to increase awareness about menstrual health and hygiene.

Pyari conducted The Vag Decoded, an online webinar focused on vulvovaginal health, creating a safe and engaging virtual space for participants to explore a topic that is often overlooked or stigmatized. The session was facilitated by pelvic health physiotherapist Mahima Tiwari, who guided participants through important discussions around anatomy, body awareness, and self-acceptance.

Pyari organised “Paila Pailama Katha,” a heritage walk in Kathmandu designed to uncover hidden stories, forgotten matriarchs, and unique cultural expressions across the city. Participants explored living traditions, historical narratives, and artistic sculptures, including often-overlooked erotic art, through an engaging, informative, and immersive experience. The walk aimed to highlight the city’s rich cultural heritage while encouraging participants to see Kathmandu from new and thought-provoking perspectives.

Pyari hosted the second cohort of researchers from Germany to engage in discussions around sexual and reproductive health (SRH) education. The conversations explored their experiences, insights, and challenges, highlighting that struggles in SRH education are not unique to one context. In order to promote shared learning and global views on reproductive health education, the exchange highlighted the significance of creating spaces for dialogue, and embracing opportunities to unlearn and relearn together.

Pyari hosted “Sparsha ko Sanket,” a workshop focused on consent, boundaries, and bodily autonomy for individuals with Down Syndrome, in collaboration with Sudus Creation and Kalashala Nepal. The session created an inclusive and interactive space where participants could learn to understand their own boundaries, practice self-advocacy, and express themselves confidently.

On November 15, Pyari organized a fundraising marathon in collaboration with Artha Run Club, engaging over 500 participants running for a social cause. The event helped raise awareness about Pyari’s work, strengthen community connections, and enhance organisational visibility and branding, while inspiring participants to actively support the cause.

Pyari piloted Naya Paila, a 10-week sexual and reproductive health (SRH) education program, at Shree Ananda Bhairav Secondary School. The program, which covers subjects like puberty, menstrual and reproductive health, consent, boundaries, and emotional well-being, was created to make learning practical, honest, and interesting.

Pyari conducted a public art program in Kamalpokhari, Kathmandu, to celebrate Menstrual Hygiene Day. The program brought together over 100 participants who painted, interviewed and discussed Menstrual hygiene. It was also done to mark Pyari’s 2 year anniversery.