ENDOMETRIOSIS
DOESN'T STAY IN ONE PART OF A WOMAN'S LIFE.
Endometriosis can reach far beyond physical symptoms, affecting work, relationships, education, finances, emotional well-being, and everyday life. Yet its impact is still too often misunderstood, minimized, or unseen.
Equity in Care
Closing the Gap in Endometriosis Care
Endometriosis does not affect every person equally, and neither does access to diagnosis, treatment, or support. EEI works to confront the barriers that leave too many people unheard, underserved, and navigating care without the resources they deserve.
Workplace Equity
Advancing workplace understanding, policies, and practices that better support people living and working with endometriosis.
Employer Guides
Practical resources to help employers create more informed, supportive, and equitable workplaces for people living with endometriosis.
Fact Sheets
Clear information about endometriosis, workplace rights, accommodations, and the challenges employees may face at work.
Employee Support
Tools and resources to help employees advocate for their needs, navigate workplace challenges, and feel supported at work.
The Community
Endometriosis is lived individually, but its impact reaches far beyond one person.
EEI creates space for the voices of people living with endometriosis—and for the caregivers, families, partners, friends, and support people who walk beside them.
COMMUNITY VOICES
There is more than one experience of endometriosis.
Here, we make room for the people living it, and the people walking beside them.
Living with Endometriosis. Caregiver. Partner. Family. Friend. Advocate.
Every voice belongs here.
SHARE YOUR STORY
Endometriosis is not one story.
EEI is building a community where lived experience helps shape the conversation around care, equity, work, relationships, and life with endometriosis.
Whether you live with endometriosis or walk beside someone who does, your perspective matters.
BEYOND THE PATIENT
Endometriosis never affects just one person.
The impact of endometriosis extends into relationships, families, workplaces, and everyday life. Caregivers, partners, family members, and friends often carry parts of the experience too.
Their experiences belong in this conversation.
STAY CONNECTED
The work continues beyond this page.
Stay connected to EEI for community stories, advocacy updates, resources, and opportunities to be part of the work.