- J
- H
- M
Hi, my name is Eve. I am an independent researcher with a deep passion for advancing women’s health research. Over the past 2 years, I’ve been investigating the neurophysiological effects of Conscious Connected Breathwork across the menstrual cycle - a subject that has been overlooked for far too long in both neuroscience and women’s health.
In 2026, I’ve been given an incredible opportunity: my very first paper has been accepted for presentation and publication at the Future of Women Conference, one of the world’s leading gatherings dedicated to advancing women’s health and innovation.
This moment is especially meaningful because I come from outside the traditional academic path. I don’t have a university background or institutional affiliation - just dedication, persistence, and an unwavering belief that women matter and that this work matters. Having my first paper published and presented on an international stage is not only a milestone for me personally, but also a step toward ensuring that women’s health research includes diverse voices and perspectives.
By attending this conference, I will be able to:
- Share my discussion paper with leading scientists, practitioners, and advocates.
- Gather expert feedback to strengthen my paper for publication.
- Connect with researchers and experts who are equally passionate about women’s health.
- Connect with collaborators so I can further this important research.
- Help pave the way for Conscious Connected Breathwork to be better understood and researched in this context.
This opportunity is a dream come true, but as an independent researcher, I do not have the support of a university or institution, and the costs of registration, travel, and accommodation are more than I can manage alone. That’s why I’m reaching out for your support. Every contribution - no matter the size - will make a meaningful difference in helping me further this research and share my work with the world.
My aim is to raise the funds by October 23rd so I can secure my space at the conference and guarantee the inclusion of my abstract in the official proceedings.
If you aren’t able to contribute financially, simply sharing my campaign with others who believe in advancing women’s health would be just as meaningful.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you for helping me bring this vision to life. Together, we can make sure women’s voices and experiences are not just included, but prioritized in research and in the future of healthcare.
With gratitude,
Eve Mcnaghten.