Summary

Young people’s mental health is often discussed, yet their voices remain sidelined. After building a successful youth-led campaign supporting women and girls wellbeing, Molly believes we must understand the real pressures they face and dispel myths about assumed issues like social media and “moodiness.” It’s essential that we let them lead in creating change. Molly, after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour, shares her journey from survival to truly living—reminding us of the importance of resilience and self-accountability.

About the Speaker

Molly Fenton BCAh is a multi-award-winning women’s health activist known for her work at the Love Your Period Campaign, and living with an inoperable brain tumour. Creating a platform acting as the big sister she wish she had growing up, Molly talks internationally breaking taboos and improving the quality of life for young people.