📷 Photography is both prescriptive and descriptive
In which I talk about how photography both describes the world as it is and shapes what the world becomes.
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Get a copy of my workshop How to Run a Body-Inclusive Business
This is a copy of one of my slides from the How to Run a Body-Inclusive Business workshop I did for Every BODY Belongs in Bozeman last week. Want the full recording? The Eating Disorder Center of Montana is making it available free for folks who sign up for their newsletter at https://mailchi.mp/edcmt/community-newsletter-sign-up. Please also…
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This month’s free stock photo credits at Body Liberation Stock
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Stop asking fat people to hold the discomfort of learning that you have thin privilege.
The mental load of living in a fat body
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