by Miriam Villchur Berg A chair is the most mundane of objects. It can be beautiful, of course, but it is first and foremost functional. It is considered a symbol… Read More »For Want of a Chair — Standing Up for the Right to Sit Down
by Miriam Villchur Berg In my work with the Council on Size & Weight Discrimination, I answer emails from students on all levels, from middle school through graduate school. I… Read More »Helping Students with Anti-Bias Projects
by Barbara Altman Bruno, PhD, LCSW In response to requests from our readers, the Health At Every Size Blog is honored to reprint Barbara Altman Bruno’s history of the HAES… Read More »History of the Health At Every Size® Movement—The Mid- to Late 1990s (Part 4)
by Barbara Altman Bruno, Ph.D., LCSW In response to requests from our readers, the Health At Every Size Blog is honored to reprint Barbara Altman Bruno’s history of the HAES movement.… Read More »History of the Health At Every Size® Movement—The Early 1990s (Part 3)