Shebang runways, Lab activations, Station moments, and conversations from the network — collected here as a moving-image record.
BWEN's founding film — where the work began, in the words of the people who built it. Pour a coffee. Press play.
Four editions. Each one a different theme: menstrual health, sexual reproduction, dignity, climate. The walkable, wearable conversation.
The fourth-edition show staged in Namuwongo-Kasanvu — the runway placed directly inside the trash collection zone. Climate change as theme, location as message.
The Menstrual Shebang Fashion Show — Musema Culture's collection at the Menstruation Station, the first formal full-length runway after the prototype.
The original menstrual-themed fashion show that grew out of the Creative Force project — the prototype that Shebang would become.
Documentation from inside the Menstruation Station and the global #NoPeriodShame campaign.
A walk through the Menstruation Station in Kisenyi III — the sign above the door, the workshop, the Network Residence.
The hand sign that travelled across 17 countries and 5 continents — and the late-night conversation in Australia where it was born.
Twenty-four LC1 / LC2 leaders convening at the Station — Kisenyi III's elected leadership in the work, not on the side of it.
Listen → Map → Prototype → Ship → Learn → Share. The 90-day cycle that defines every Lab.
The three-day Station Experience that turns a community into a Lab — listening on day one, mapping on day two, committing on day three.
A school session running the SRHR Toolkit — students leading the conversation that adults often won't begin.
Inside the WUZI circular textile micro-enterprise — closing the loop from discarded materials to runway to community livelihood.
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