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Vision
We want women's health to be understood by all so that women and thereby, society can lead healthier lives. We are driven by the quote by Michelle Obama, "Communities and countries and ultimately the world are only as strong as the health of their women."
For this, we need more information, transparency, and openness around conversations on women's health.
Mission
Our mission is to be a friend through a women's health journey by raising awareness and empowering them with solutions to be in control of their health.
The aim is to have women own their health by making educated decisions based on understanding the real science of their body and things around that affect them.
Miyara Team
Listen to the cofounders of Miyara on the
Narratives of Purpose podcast
Project Spark
Co-Founder
Sanjana is a biochemist, a mother, and an entrepreneur living in Zurich, Switzerland. She is eager to use her scientific knowledge and expertise to work on projects with social impact, particularly in education and health. As a feminist, she is keen on bringing her passion and enthusiasm to issues that directly impact women’s heath, which has led to the creation of Miyara Women, where women’s opinions and choices lead the way. She brings to the table her infectious enthusiasm, drive, digital and content management skills and networking capabilities. In her spare time, she loves to enjoy music, the outdoors and try out new recipes.
Dr. Sanjana Rao, Ph.D.
Co-Founder
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Gayatri is a cell and molecular biologist turned science communicator based in Zurich, Switzerland. She is passionate about making health and science information accessible to all while giving them extra tools to translate the knowledge into active use for managing one’s health. To Miyara Women, she brings her science, her skills in managing projects, and being a mother of two, a sensitivity towards women’s health issues. She is also a Bharatanatyam artiste. She combines both these interests and has co-founded 'Dance Your Science' where she explores science through movement.