Pad Project Global Ambassador Program 2026/2027: How Nigerians Can Apply

Do you care about menstrual health, women's rights and community impact? The Pad Project has opened applications for its Global Ambassador Program (also called "the GAP"), and Nigerians are eligible to apply.

What Is the Pad Project Global Ambassador Program?

The Pad Project is a nonprofit behind the Oscar-winning documentary Period. End of Sentence. Its Ambassador Program is a leadership development and advocacy initiative that unites volunteer activists ready to break the stigma around menstruation. 

Ambassadors work in cohorts on projects such as educational resources, advocacy for menstrual health policies, product drives, film screenings and fundraisers. The network is large, with over 2,000 Ambassadors across 47 countries.

Can Nigerians Apply?

Yes. The program encourages both U.S. and international applicants, and Nigeria is on its list of countries with Ambassadors. A Nigerian past participant said the program taught her that menstruation cuts across human rights, gender, health, the environment and governance. 

Who Is It For?

•Age: You must be 12 years or older. Last year's cohort ranged from 12 to 60 years old.  

•Background: Students, educators, environmentalists, artists and more. You can be a long-time menstrual equity advocate or brand new to it.

•Tech: You need WiFi access for virtual meetings, so plan for data.

•Nature of the role: It is a volunteer program.

Benefits

Past Ambassadors say they gained teamwork, project management, research and communication skills, plus a network of advocates worldwide. For Nigerians, this is a chance to build leadership experience, strengthen a CV or scholarship application, and connect with a global cohort while working on issues in your own community.

How to Apply

Go to the official page: thepadproject.org/educate

Read the program details and eligibility.

Complete the application form and submit it before the deadline.

Follow @thepadproject on Instagram for updates.

Menstrual equity is a public health, education and dignity issue, and Nigerian voices are needed in the conversation. If this fits you, apply early.

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