Danielle Keiser

Danielle Keiser is the Queen of Menstrual Health: A pioneer, a consultant, a coach, a facilitator, an educator and an exited founder. Since 2013, she has worked to break the silence around menstruation by helping launch Menstrual Hygiene Day (28 May), founding the global nonprofit Menstrual Health Hub, and co-authoring the official definition of menstrual health.

Danielle has consulted UNICEF, Johnson & Johnson, Essity, The Body Shop, Flo, Soundcloud and the Wikimedia Foundation on all aspects of menstrual health, ranging from innovation to social impact to campaigns. As a consultant, she helps companies foster more gender-equitable workplaces or understand menstrual health, and as a coach she helps women holistically improve their menstrual cycle challenges and prepare for menopause.

Danielle currently gives tours of the Menstruation Exhibition at the Museum of European Culture in Berlin and is developing an app for dads and men - think duolingo for men to learn the language of female health. Website |Linkedin |Instagram | Linktree