We’re thrilled to announce a special concert to fundraise for endometriosis, happening on Thursday, July 21st in NYC! The concert celebrates the release of Warriors, a genre-spanning album featuring new music from 15 talented and rising femme or femme-led artists and groups that channels the experience of fighting endometriosis. The evening features performances by album contributors Sorry Mom, Charlotte Rose Benjamin, and Powerviolets, and is hosted by the album’s producer, Holy Fang Studios, which was founded by Olivia Ignatius and Bernadette Higgins. The two were inspired to create Warriors together to reflect on Higgins's journey with endometriosis, and they wanted to bring musicians into the conversation, as music has always been one of the most organic ways to build community. Don’t miss this one—it’s sure to be a powerful, inspirational, and fun evening. Snag your tickets today, and learn more about the story behind this stellar album here.

Newly diagnosed with suspected endo? Take a look at this handy guide by Hannah George to help you navigate the challenges and considerations involved in choosing the right place to get excision surgery. Focusing on the difference between private clinics and hospital systems, insurance, and the long waits that often occur for surgery, this guide is a much-needed resource in your toolbox to help you plan your care.

This week on EndoTV, disability lawyer Ashley Jacobson explains your workplace rights if you have endometriosis. “People with endometriosis are covered under the American Disability Act,” Ashley Jacobson explains, “but the ADA is intentionally written to be very broad.” Learn more about your workplace rights today.

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