Women deserve to be heard. Their health deserves our commitment.
We're building a foundation initiative around a simple belief: women deserve clear health information, meaningful support, and research that reflects the questions that matter in their lives.
Our vision brings together education, community connection, and a long-term commitment to women's health research. We invite you to help shape what comes next.
Our foundation initiative is taking shape. Follow along as plans become confirmed opportunities.
More understanding. More connection. More possibilities.
Our mission is to advance women's health through clear education, community connection, and support for research—with women's voices helping guide the work.
We want to help more women understand the questions they can ask, find useful information, and feel that their experiences belong in the conversation.
As the foundation develops, we aim to explore practical ways to address barriers to information and support, build thoughtful community relationships, and contribute to responsible women's health research.
We are starting with listening, learning, and building the relationships that meaningful work requires.
Helping women's voices shape education, connection, and research.
A health question deserves a thoughtful response.
Questions about your body can be personal, confusing, or difficult to put into words. We believe every woman should be able to ask them without shame and be met with respect.
Understanding a health concern involves more than hearing a name for it. It can mean knowing what to ask next, where to look for reliable information, and how to take part in decisions about your own care.
That belief is at the heart of the Tuly Foundation initiative. We want to help create more opportunities for education, conversation, and research shaped by the people it is meant to serve.
Why education matters
Clear explanations can give people a place to begin. We want to make women's health topics easier to approach and discuss.
Why access matters
Useful support should be designed with people's real circumstances in mind. We want to understand the practical barriers people describe before deciding how we can help.
Why research matters
Women's questions deserve continued investigation. Our long-term ambition is to support responsible work that deepens understanding and responds to meaningful needs.
Why community matters
Listening creates a starting point for better decisions. We want people to have a voice in the priorities we choose and the opportunities we develop.
A future shaped by understanding and possibility.
We envision a future where women can find information they understand, ask questions with confidence, and see their experiences reflected in the research and resources intended to help them.
A future where intimate health can be discussed with dignity. Where different experiences have room to be heard. And where thoughtful ideas can grow into practical support.
That is the future we want to work toward—together.
Four priorities. One commitment to women's health.
These are the areas we want to develop as the foundation takes shape. Individual programs and partnerships will be announced when they are confirmed.
Education that feels approachable
We want to help make women's health information clearer, easier to navigate, and easier to discuss.
Our planned direction includes plain-language resources, conversations about common questions, and tools that help people prepare for discussions with healthcare professionals.
What this could include
- Educational articles and topic explainers
- Questions to bring to a healthcare appointment
- Community-informed learning topics
- Educational gatherings with contributors whose roles and qualifications are clearly described
Our aim: Give people a clearer starting point for learning and asking questions.
A thoughtful approach to access
Before choosing how to help, we want to understand where people encounter barriers and what support they would find useful.
As the foundation develops, we hope to explore relationships and future initiatives that could improve access to information, resources, and appropriate services.
What this could include
- Conversations with local organizations about unmet needs
- Accessible ways to take part in foundation activities
- Clearly explained resource information
- Future assistance initiatives, if sustainable resources and suitable partners are established
Our aim: Let real needs guide the support we work to develop.
A long-term commitment to research
We want research to be part of the foundation's future, with a focus on women's reproductive and intimate health.
Our ambition is to explore responsible ways to support research, including potential relationships with qualified researchers and institutions. The work would need clear objectives, appropriate oversight, and a defined way to explain progress.
What this could include
- Learning from researchers about questions that need further study
- Considering potential collaborations with established institutions
- Exploring future research support as resources become available
- Sharing accessible explanations of confirmed projects and their limits
Our aim: Help advance understanding while being honest about what is known, what remains uncertain, and what each project can achieve.
Community that helps shape the work
We want women to have opportunities to contribute ideas, suggest priorities, and connect with one another.
Our coming-soon Facebook group, future gatherings, and outreach plans can help us listen and learn as the initiative grows.
What this could include
- Online conversations and foundation updates
- Small gatherings and listening sessions
- Local introductions and outreach
- Opportunities to share feedback on proposed resources and activities
Our aim: Build with the people we hope to serve.
Personal questions deserve serious attention.
We want to make room for thoughtful conversations about reproductive and intimate health, including vaginal health.
These topics deserve clear explanations, respectful language, and careful research. They should be approached with the same dignity as any other part of health.
Our interest includes the questions women bring to these conversations: what they want to understand, what information feels hard to find, and what they would like researchers and educators to consider.
As our priorities develop, we intend to learn from both lived experience and qualified expertise. Community input can help identify questions; research and clinical decisions require the appropriate professional processes.
Listening can help us ask better questions. Responsible research is how those questions can be investigated.
Listen carefully. Choose thoughtfully. Share what we learn.
Start by listening
Invite ideas from women, community members, organizations, and people with relevant expertise. Ask what would be useful before deciding what to create.
Identify a clear need
Look for a specific question or practical gap we may be able to address. Define who the work is intended to help and what a useful result would look like.
Build the right relationships
Explore collaboration with people and organizations whose experience fits the proposed work. Confirm responsibilities before announcing a partnership.
Develop a focused initiative
Start with an achievable scope and explain what is planned, what resources are available, and what participants can expect.
Share progress honestly
Publish meaningful updates as work develops. Describe what happened, what we learned, and what remains to be done.
Our intention is to build carefully and communicate clearly.
We're laying the groundwork.
The Tuly Foundation initiative is taking shape. We are defining our intended priorities and inviting interest as plans develop. We want the people who follow this work to understand its stage clearly.
- Mission and prioritiesTaking shape
- Facebook communityComing soon
- Foundation gatheringsIn planning
- Local outreachExploring opportunities
- Research supportLong-term goal; no funded project announced
- Assistance programsNo program currently announced on this page
We'll share specific programs, partners, dates, and ways to contribute when those details are confirmed.
Follow our progressHelp us understand what matters.
A foundation's purpose becomes more meaningful when the people it hopes to serve can help shape its direction.
We want to hear which topics you would like explained, what makes information easier to use, where you'd like us to show up, and what kinds of conversations you think are missing.
You might bring a practical idea, a community connection, or simply a question. Each can help us learn.
You do not need to buy a Tuly product or paid membership to receive foundation updates or share an idea. You do not need to disclose personal health information to participate.
Share an idea
Keep the conversation going.
We're preparing a Tuly Facebook group where people can connect, follow the foundation initiative, and share ideas about what they would like to see.
We plan to use the group for introductions, conversation prompts, updates about future gatherings, and opportunities to contribute suggestions.
- Updates as the foundation initiative develops
- Discussions about community interests and questions
- Announcements about confirmed gatherings
- Invitations to share ideas and feedback
We'll share the official group link when it is ready. Please keep sensitive health information and medical records out of group posts. Community conversations are for connection and general learning, not individual diagnosis or treatment.
A mission people can meet around.
We want the foundation to create opportunities for people to come together, exchange ideas, and learn about the work taking shape. We're exploring gatherings that make room for conversation and help us understand what matters to the community.
Listening gatherings
Small conversations where people can suggest priorities, discuss what they would find useful, and help us understand different perspectives.
Meet Tuly events
Opportunities to meet the people building the initiative, hear about its direction, and ask questions about how to get involved.
Learning conversations
Sessions around community-informed topics, with speakers and formats announced when they are confirmed.
Local connection
Simple opportunities to spend time together and build relationships, including possible neighborhood gatherings and relaxed community walks.
These are gathering ideas in development. Dates, locations, costs if any, and attendance details will be published for confirmed events.
We want to meet people where they are.
We want this work to include conversations beyond a website. As our outreach develops, we hope to connect with people in local spaces, neighborhood gatherings, and community organizations.
Our first goal is to listen: to understand the questions people have, the resources they value, and the opportunities they think deserve attention.
Do you know a local group, community space, or gathering where a conversation would be welcome? We'd love an introduction.
An introduction starts a conversation. Visits, partnerships, and events will be confirmed separately.
There is more than one way to help.
Stay connected
Join foundation updates to hear about confirmed plans, the Facebook group launch, and future opportunities.
Get foundation updatesShare an idea
Suggest a topic, a resource, or a type of gathering you think would be useful.
Share an ideaExpress interest in helping
Tell us if you're interested in assisting with future gatherings or outreach. We'll use expressions of interest as plans develop.
I'm interested in helpingMake an introduction
Connect us with an organization, potential host, researcher, or educator who may be interested in a conversation.
Make an introductionHelp people discover the initiative
Share the foundation page with someone who might want to follow or contribute ideas.
Expressing interest does not commit you to a role or confirm a place in a future program.
Clear intentions. Honest updates.
We believe people should be able to understand what an initiative plans to do and see what actually develops. As the foundation takes shape, our intention is to communicate clearly about:
- The goals of each confirmed initiative
- Who is responsible for the work
- The role of any confirmed partners
- How a funded initiative uses its resources
- What progress has been made and what remains uncertain
We will distinguish future ambitions from active programs and completed work.
We will also explain any relationship with Tuly Health as the foundation's structure is finalized, so people can understand who is responsible for each activity.
We want trust to grow from work people can understand.
We want this to mean something in people's lives.
Our hope is that this initiative can grow into useful education, meaningful connections, and responsible support for women's health research.
That starts with humility about what we still need to learn and care in how we build.
We want to ask thoughtful questions, make room for different experiences, and stay open to the ideas that can make the work more useful.
If that is a future you care about too, we'd love for you to be part of the conversation.
Be part of what comes next.
Receive updates about the foundation initiative, our coming-soon Facebook group, future events, and opportunities to get involved.
No paid membership is required, and you never need to share personal health information to follow along.
Tell us how you'd like to connect.
Have an idea, an introduction, or an interest in helping with future activities? We'd like to hear from you.
Honest answers about where things stand.
What is the Tuly Foundation?
Tuly Foundation is the working name for a foundation initiative in development. Its intended focus is women's health education, community connection, and future support for responsible research.
Why are you creating it?
We want to help make women's health information more approachable, listen to what people find useful, and explore meaningful ways to support education and research. The initiative gives those goals a clear direction as we develop the work.
What areas of women's health do you want to focus on?
Our intended focus includes women's reproductive and intimate health, including vaginal health. Specific education topics and potential research priorities will be defined as plans develop.
Is the foundation already running programs?
This page describes the direction we want to take. Specific programs, partnerships, and opportunities will be announced when they are confirmed.
What is the connection to Tuly Health?
This initiative is being developed alongside the Tuly Health project. Details about its structure, responsibilities, and relationship to Tuly Health will be shared as they are finalized.
Can I donate through this page?
This page currently offers ways to follow the initiative, share ideas, and express interest. It does not collect donations. Any future giving opportunity will explain the receiving organization, intended use, and applicable terms before contributions are accepted.
Is Tuly Foundation a registered nonprofit?
The initiative's organizational and charitable status is not being represented as confirmed on this page. We will publish verified organizational details as they become available.
Can I get help paying for testing or care?
No financial-assistance program is currently announced here. If an assistance program is established, its scope, eligibility, availability, and application process will be explained clearly.
Does the foundation provide medical care?
The foundation activities described on this page concern education, connection, and future research support. They do not provide personal diagnosis, treatment, or a clinical consultation.
Are you funding research now?
No funded research project is announced on this page. Supporting responsible research is a long-term ambition, with potential projects dependent on the right resources, relationships, and oversight.
Is the Facebook group open?
Not yet. Join updates to receive the official link when the group opens.
When and where will events happen?
Dates and locations have not been announced. You can suggest your area or an event idea through the involvement form.
Will events cost anything?
Costs, if any, will be shown with each confirmed event before registration.
Can I get involved without buying a Tuly membership?
Yes. Receiving foundation updates and sharing ideas do not require a product purchase or paid Tuly membership.
Can an organization or researcher contact you?
Yes. Use the ideas and introductions form to describe the conversation you would like to have. Submitting an inquiry does not establish a partnership.
Do I need to share my personal health story?
No. You can follow, ask general questions, and suggest ideas without disclosing personal health information.
Can I participate without Facebook?
Yes. You can receive foundation emails and submit ideas through this page. Future activities will explain how to participate.
How will I know what the foundation accomplishes?
As activities are confirmed and work takes place, we intend to publish updates that distinguish plans, ongoing work, and completed results.
Help shape a more thoughtful future for women's health.
Your questions, ideas, and community connections can help guide the work ahead. Join us as we build toward clearer education, stronger connections, and responsible support for research.
Tuly Foundation · Women's voices. Shared purpose. Thoughtful progress.