Tanzila Khan

Entrepreneur

Girlythings.pk

Tanzila Khan is an entrepreneur, activist and a public speaker and delivers sessions on various topics such as unleashing creativity, overcoming barriers, and inclusion within businesses. She has delivered her expertise across 19 countries through various workshops and training sessions and collaborations. She is also the founder of Girlythings.pk that delivers urgent menstrual kits to menstruators in Pakistan. Tanzila Khan recently won the Amal Clooney Women’s Empowerment Award by the Prince of Wales in London in May 2022 for her services.

Event Schedule

DAY 1

18 July 2023

DAY 2

20 July 2023

Start Time	End Time	Session	Description	Action
06:30 pm EEST	08:00 pm EEST	Equity Means Everyone: Expanding the family planning movement to achieve the SDGs Side Event Kigali Convention Center - Room MH 1.2	FP2030’s side event will show how the movement for voluntary family planning is intrinsically tied to the broader movement for human rights. The rights and equality of Read More FP2030’s side event will show how the movement for voluntary family planning is intrinsically tied to the broader movement for human rights. The rights and equality of LGBTI people, people with disabilities, young people, women, men, and other identities are all interdependent – and it’s time to build a family planning movement that includes us all. Organized by FP2030 Read Less Speakers Mpho Zawadi Mashego Young Leader, South Africa Women Deliver Manty Tarawalli Minister Ministry of Gender and Children's, Sierra Leone Tanzila Khan Entrepreneur Girlythings.pk Diana Rodríguez Franco Secretary of Women's Affairs City Government of Bogotá Mereseini Rakuita Principal Strategic Lead (SPC) and Governing Board Chairperson (FP2030) Pacific Community (SPC) Samukeliso Dube Executive Director FP2030

Start Time	End Time	Session	Description	Action
10:30 am EEST	12:00 pm EEST	Digital Discrimination & Censorship Toward Female Health: Changing Big Tech Concurrent Room MH 2-2	Meta and other tech platforms’ content moderation policies have been widely criticized for holding back sexual and reproductive health and rights-related content (SRHR). Read More Meta and other tech platforms’ content moderation policies have been widely criticized for holding back sexual and reproductive health and rights-related content (SRHR). Facebook and Instagram have systemically blocked ads for female health, despite allowing mass ads for erectile dysfunction and male sexual health/wellness. In this panel, we will hear from the women on the frontlines of women’s health, representing the intersections of menstrual health, sexual pleasure, and bodily autonomy and how censorship persists as a barrier in their work. We will also highlight the substantial opportunity for Big Tech to update their policies to include women’s health from a social, financial, and health perspective. Session format: Thought Leadership Organized by The Case for Her, Girly Things, The Pleasure Project and Vitala Global Read Less Speakers Tanzila Khan Entrepreneur Girlythings.pk Alexandra Lundqvist Communications & Partnerships Lead The Case for Her Leeza Mangaldas Sexuality Educator, Author, and Pleasure entrepreneur Center for Intimacy Justice, The Pleasure Project Roopan Gill Co-Founder & Executive Director Vitala Global, Clinician Investigator, Assistant Professor, OBGYN Vitala Global Organization