04/02/2026
On March 8, we joined millions in recognizing — a moment to honor the strength and resilience of women everywhere, including those who shape Organon. This year, the day arrived as many continue to navigate the heaviness of the world and uncertain realities.
As part of our commitment to our founders, we continue to provide dedicated time for them to pause, reflect, and care for themselves.
See how our teams recognized this important day.
Organon Korea held their annual ‘Walk for Her Health’ initiative that inspires daily wellness habits and raises awareness of women’s health. Approximately 10,000 participants (founders and external) have donated their steps, which were converted into meaningful support for underserved women’s health communities.
Organon Japan once again participated in the White Ribbon Charity Run, an event organized by JOICFP, a Japan-based international NGO dedicated to women’s health and SRHR. This year, more than 30 Founders from our Tokyo office participated, standing in solidarity with women and girls. The 2026 event spans a record 62 locations across Japan, bringing together approximately 6,000 charity runners nationwide.
Organon LATAM joined the global campaign by amplifying women’s voices and reinforcing our commitment to equity in women’s health. Our founders across the region united under the concept, “Tus sueños salen a la cancha a ganar,” and engaged through participative storytelling and content centered on wellbeing, self‑care, and collective impact. Across Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia, we highlighted the structural gaps that delay timely diagnosis and care for women, positioning Organon as an advocate for informed, equitable health decisions.
Organon Russia held a mix of in person and virtual workshops. One focused on interactive storytelling and visual metaphors to spark reflection and problem-solving, while the other blended goal setting and writing exercises to encourage growth and wellbeing.
Organon Northwest Europe participated in a panel hosted by RAISE focused on the persistent gaps in women’s health: from fundamental research to the role of pharma in the broader ecosystem and, most importantly, how we can foster deeper collaboration at every level to help close it.
Organon META (Middle East, Turkey & Africa) spotlighted women from across the region, sharing their personal and professional journeys, the many roles they navigate, and the impact while remaining committed to advancing women’s health.