THE POWER OF STORY

We improve lives through social impact films, strategic partnerships & educational programs.

We are here to change lives.

Whether you realize it or not, you know and love someone who has endometriosis. Through film, education, and partnerships, Project Endo shines a light on the health gaps created by endometriosis and other health conditions that disproportionately affect women, and invites everyone to build a healthier, more equitable future.

Millions of people have seen our films, mobilized in our social action campaigns and helped educate thousands of healthcare providers. Project Endo was founded with the groundbreaking film Endo What, igniting a conversation about endometriosis. Below the Belt, our second documentary, produced by Hillary Rodham Clinton, Senator Orrin Hatch, Rosario Dawson and more, approaches the disease as a social justice issue. In May 2025, we launch Think Endo, in collaboration with Mayo Clinic, the first educational campaign of its kind, leading the way for front-line providers to recognize endometriosis symptoms earlier & improve care.

Together, we are working toward accessible, quality healthcare for all - one person, one community at a time. 

Thank you for being part of it.

Shannon Cohn, Director

Director Shannon Cohn

The endometriosis landscape is complex - with interconnected issues like poor research, inadequate education, diagnostic delays and inaccessible treatments. Our films and impact campaigns seek to bridge those gaps by revealing hidden truths, mobilizing stakeholders around achievable educational and awareness campaigns, and catalyzing action for meaningful change.”

A Plan for Change