100 Days for Endometriosis
One Woman. One Motorcycle. 100 Days
A 100-day documentary and research journey across Canada, Europe and Greece.
What is 100 Days for Endometriosis?
100 Days for Endometriosis is a patient-led documentary and research journey across Canada, Europe and Greece.
The project follows one woman over 100 days as she meets patients, clinicians, researchers and advocates to understand what is known, what remains uncertain, and how care differs across regions.
The Research Road
The route moves from Vancouver Island across Canada through Europe, and into Greece. Each stop has a purpose: to explore a different part of Endometriosis care, research, diagnosis, pain, fertility, access and lived experience.
Vancouver Island - British Columbia - Alberta - Saskatchewan - Manitoba - Ontario - Québec - France - Belgium - Netherlands - Germany - Austria - Slovenia - Croatia - Italy - Greece
Six Questions Guide the Road
What is endometriosis?
How do we find it?
Why does it hurt?
How do we treat it better?
What does it do to a life?
Who gets care - and who gets left behind?
Global Endo-Research Atlas
The Global Endo-Research Atlas will map endometriosis research, care and unanswered questions around the world. Each entry will show who is doing the work, what is being studied, why it matters, how strong the evidence is, and where to find the original source.
What was studied
What researchers shows
Source links
What still remains unanswered
Get Involved
Patients, clinicians, researchers and advocates can contribute through interviews, written submissions, research explainers, lived-experience stories, referrals and conference participation.
Professional written submissions are welcome.
Participation can be filmed, remote or written.
Contributors choose how much they want to participate.
Follow the Journey
Follow 100 Days for Endometriosis as the project moves from planning to the road, through research, interviews and the documentary journey.