We recently celebrated our 5th year of observing International Women's Day as a company, and it was an incredible experience collaborating with like-minded women's empowerment groups. We are extremely grateful to our network for including us in their activities, and we were honored to participate in events East to West Africa.

🇪🇹 In Ethiopia, we had the opportunity to share Noble Cup at an event hosted by Women Economic Empowerment Africa, which was held at the Elilly Hotel. We were thrilled to be part of this empowering initiative, and to introduce more women to our innovative menstrual cup.

🇨🇮 In Côte d'Ivoire, we participated in an inspiring discussion on confidence with Communauté des Sœurs (NDP) Notre Dame de la Paix, in collaboration with Train & Travel. It was a great conversation about the toll on confidence monthly cycles present. It was a riveting stigma breaking conversation.

Additionally, we had the pleasure of doing a weekend sale with “Petite Marche de la Femme” at the Movenpick Hotel. It was great to further share Noble Cup with more people and make some sales!! We are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with such amazing groups and to continue spreading our mission of promoting menstrual health and empowerment for women across Africa.

After a long awaited preparation we were so happy to share and hold our EQB workshops and EQB vending machine holding Adey reusable pads, disposable sanitary pads and Noble Cups. The vending machine and events took place at the General Wingate Polytechnic College in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. We believe that every women deserves every option when it comes to menstrual management and our collective mission with our partners is to make that vision a reality. BIG THANK YOU to GIZ team in Ethio-German Sustainable Training and Education Program (STEP) Sports for Development in Africa (S4DA) who made this special project possible.

For Menstrual Health Day 2022 we had multiple activities in both Abidjan and Addis Ababa. In Côte d’Ivoire, Noble Cup teamed up with the Mouvement Femme Parole, local feminist group who organized a fun and informative event at the Adjamé CAVOEQUIVIA young girl’s shelter. We could discussed the menstrual precocity of the country aiming to highlight stigmas and solutions. There were many activities with the girls aged 9-18 from NGO.

Organized by the local catholic scouts with other NGOs like Stop au Chat Noir and U-Report, Education For She is a seminar in which Noble Cup was invited to present itself and introduce menstrual cups to young girls. Taking place at the Bahi Zahiri of Abidjan the 4th of June 2022, it allowed Noble Cup to talk about menstrual hygiene with the girls scouts.

The Festico was a weekend festival organized by Stop Chat Noir to raise awarness and discourse surrounding consent. It took place March 11th and 12th at Felix H. Boigny University in Abidjan. Noble Cup had the opportunity to talk about our menstrual cup and exchange ideas with like-minded associations. We also participated in an open discussion about consent and “rape culture” in the Ivory Coast.

The Ivorian Marche is an online market in Côte d'Ivoire. Check out and buy for easy delivery in Abidjan at Marché Ivoirien.

Capital was holding a sales event and Noble Cup was there! We had a great display and social media inflencer Kia joined us. It was a great oppertunity share more about menstrual cups with more people! and the gift shop agreed to agreed to sell Noble Cup , Now people can FIND NC at Capital Hotel!

Yenegew Bazaar connects families with entrepreneurs that will become the backbone of Ethiopia’s economy. We have an entertaining Sunday experience planned for you and your whole family.

We are so happy to bring our Every Queen Bleeds (EQB) workshops to Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire. This was our first time doing the workshop outside of Ethiopia. We learned a lot about rugby and had a lot of fun talking about periods with the Abobo Girl's Women's Team. Big thank you to our coordinator Benedicte.

Our team led a successful workshop, once again, catered to Gabor Textile female workers on the topic of menstrual health and on how to use our menstrual hygiene products. We are encouraged by the level of engagement and positive testimonies given by these queens!

We made our way to Zoma Museum this International Women’s Day to celebrate and uplift women entrepreneurs who are changing the game in their own career circles - and beyond! Thank you for your womanhood, sisterhood and leadership!

Motherhood is not bound by birth: We are indebted to the mothers who feed us, cloth us, and spend sleepless nights lulling us to bed.

At Shemida Orphanage, we made no exception. We are humbled by the chance to give back to these mothers by providing them with safe and time-efficient mensutral management options.

Ladies - rest easy, we are shifting to the men.
In this campaign, our team went around asking men how they support and participate in menstruation. We were postively surprised by the overwhelmingly optimistic responses and we thank the men who continue to celebrate and empower the women in their lives.

In honor of Woman’s Day, Noble Cup was invited to participate in this year's celebration of “Supporting Women Entrepreneurs” at Tropical Garden.

We had an amazing time chatting about how “period talk” is a pillar of female empowerment. Even more we had a wonderful opportunity witnessing women supporting and empowering each other.

This run aims to highlight the changing economic and social roles of women in Ethiopia. This year’s theme was “With Good Nutrition She’ll Grow Into It”. Noble Cup was there to emphasize the importance of how our period is affected by our diet. Plus it was an opportunity for our team to show off our fitness skills and have fun.

We had the pleasure of meeting ESOG, the many members working to provide better OBGYN care and service to Ethiopian Women.

They kindly gave us a booth for FREE to share Noble Cup the doctorate society. We also took their minds off the many meetings and programs by decorating Every Queen Bleeds posters : )

Every girl's first period is always a shock, no matter how informed she might be. Noble Cup did a workshop in Wolkite University in March 2019, we sat down with a couple of students and a professor to discuss menstruation.

We had a great time at Menelik II High School doing absorbency tests on various menstrual products, pads, newspaper, cotton and Noble Cups to see the benefits and challenges of each method of management. Then we made Period Positive posters! We were joined by Noble Queen Noble Laureate Malala Yousafzai. It was super fun. Read more about it here.

Last week's episode of #Hiwote focused on Mother's day and related issues. Here is a glimpse of what was discussed.

We stopped by Marie Stopes Ethiopia to share the cup with their midwives and nurses. It was a fun day!

Yodit Worku, Noble Queen Traveller represented Noble Cup sharing the power of the cup with Addis Ababa citizens who took over the city streets for car free day!

Today our fabulous Liya Alemayehu gave a presentation to our leaders in agricultural projects across Ethiopia.

On this day we launched Noble Cup at Tilla Health Club. It was a great day to showcase our product and our projects with a few members of our community.

Camp Glow is a girls summer camp in the SNNPR. Noble Cup facilitated menstrual health and hygiene workshops in the Sodo, Ethiopia. We led 4 workshops teaching women’s anatomy, puberty changes, and menstrual life from skipping school from cramps to ways of menstrual management. After lunch we had the premiere screening of our Testimonial Video and gave out cups.

Successfully imported 5,000 cups at a 67% import tax.

After a long awaited preparation we were so happy to share and hold our EQB workshops and EQB vending machine holding Adey reusable pads, disposable sanitary pads and Noble Cups. The vending machine and events took place at the General Wingate Polytechnic College in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. We believe that every women deserves every option when it comes to menstrual management and our collective mission with our partners is to make that vision a reality. BIG THANK YOU to GIZ team in Ethio-German Sustainable Training and Education Program (STEP) Sports for Development in Africa (S4DA) who made this special project possible.

For Menstrual Health Day 2022 we had multiple activities in both Abidjan and Addis Ababa. In Côte d’Ivoire, Noble Cup teamed up with the Mouvement Femme Parole, local feminist group who organized a fun and informative event at the Adjamé CAVOEQUIVIA young girl’s shelter. We could discussed the menstrual precocity of the country aiming to highlight stigmas and solutions. There were many activities with the girls aged 9-18 from NGO.

Organized by the local catholic scouts with other NGOs like Stop au Chat Noir and U-Report, Education For She is a seminar in which Noble Cup was invited to present itself and introduce menstrual cups to young girls. Taking place at the Bahi Zahiri of Abidjan the 4th of June 2022, it allowed Noble Cup to talk about menstrual hygiene with the girls scouts.

The Festico was a weekend festival organized by Stop Chat Noir to raise awarness and discourse surrounding consent. It took place March 11th and 12th at Felix H. Boigny University in Abidjan. Noble Cup had the opportunity to talk about our menstrual cup and exchange ideas with like-minded associations. We also participated in an open discussion about consent and “rape culture” in the Ivory Coast.

The Ivorian Marche is an online market in Côte d'Ivoire. Check out and buy for easy delivery in Abidjan at Marché Ivoirien.

Capital was holding a sales event and Noble Cup was there! We had a great display and social media inflencer Kia joined us. It was a great oppertunity share more about menstrual cups with more people! and the gift shop agreed to agreed to sell Noble Cup , Now people can FIND NC at Capital Hotel!

Yenegew Bazaar connects families with entrepreneurs that will become the backbone of Ethiopia’s economy. We have an entertaining Sunday experience planned for you and your whole family.

We are so happy to bring our Every Queen Bleeds (EQB) workshops to Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire. This was our first time doing the workshop outside of Ethiopia. We learned a lot about rugby and had a lot of fun talking about periods with the Abobo Girl's Women's Team. Big thank you to our coordinator Benedicte.

Our team led a successful workshop, once again, catered to Gabor Textile female workers on the topic of menstrual health and on how to use our menstrual hygiene products. We are encouraged by the level of engagement and positive testimonies given by these queens!

We made our way to Zoma Museum this International Women’s Day to celebrate and uplift women entrepreneurs who are changing the game in their own career circles - and beyond! Thank you for your womanhood, sisterhood and leadership!

Motherhood is not bound by birth: We are indebted to the mothers who feed us, cloth us, and spend sleepless nights lulling us to bed.

At Shemida Orphanage, we made no exception. We are humbled by the chance to give back to these mothers by providing them with safe and time-efficient mensutral management options.

Ladies - rest easy, we are shifting to the men.
In this campaign, our team went around asking men how they support and participate in menstruation. We were postively surprised by the overwhelmingly optimistic responses and we thank the men who continue to celebrate and empower the women in their lives.

In honor of Woman’s Day, Noble Cup was invited to participate in this year's celebration of “Supporting Women Entrepreneurs” at Tropical Garden.

We had an amazing time chatting about how “period talk” is a pillar of female empowerment. Even more we had a wonderful opportunity witnessing women supporting and empowering each other.

This run aims to highlight the changing economic and social roles of women in Ethiopia. This year’s theme was “With Good Nutrition She’ll Grow Into It”. Noble Cup was there to emphasize the importance of how our period is affected by our diet. Plus it was an opportunity for our team to show off our fitness skills and have fun.

We had the pleasure of meeting ESOG, the many members working to provide better OBGYN care and service to Ethiopian Women.

They kindly gave us a booth for FREE to share Noble Cup the doctorate society. We also took their minds off the many meetings and programs by decorating Every Queen Bleeds posters : )

Every girl's first period is always a shock, no matter how informed she might be. Noble Cup did a workshop in Wolkite University in March 2019, we sat down with a couple of students and a professor to discuss menstruation.

We had a great time at Menelik II High School doing absorbency tests on various menstrual products, pads, newspaper, cotton and Noble Cups to see the benefits and challenges of each method of management. Then we made Period Positive posters! We were joined by Noble Queen Noble Laureate Malala Yousafzai. It was super fun. Read more about it here.

Last week's episode of #Hiwote focused on Mother's day and related issues. Here is a glimpse of what was discussed.

We stopped by Marie Stopes Ethiopia to share the cup with their midwives and nurses. It was a fun day!

Yodit Worku, Noble Queen Traveller represented Noble Cup sharing the power of the cup with Addis Ababa citizens who took over the city streets for car free day!

Today our fabulous Liya Alemayehu gave a presentation to our leaders in agricultural projects across Ethiopia.

On this day we launched Noble Cup at Tilla Health Club. It was a great day to showcase our product and our projects with a few members of our community.

Camp Glow is a girls summer camp in the SNNPR. Noble Cup facilitated menstrual health and hygiene workshops in the Sodo, Ethiopia. We led 4 workshops teaching women’s anatomy, puberty changes, and menstrual life from skipping school from cramps to ways of menstrual management. After lunch we had the premiere screening of our Testimonial Video and gave out cups.

Successfully imported 5,000 cups at a 67% import tax.