EDF is joining forces with National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) this week in honor of NEDAwareness Week! The goal of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week is to shine the spotlight on eating disorders and put life-saving resources into the hands of those in need. EDF will be celebrating this year’s theme “It’s Time to Talk About It” by hosting tours of our facility. It’s time to talk about eating disorders and how they affect us and our loved ones. We hope you’ll stop by EDF and check us out!
EDF will be sponsoring a call-in on 9News! On Thursday, March 2nd, you can call in from 7 – 8:30am or 4 – 5:30pm. We will be answering questions about eating disorders, how to get help, and the services EDF offers. We will see you on TV!
EDF will be sponsoring a call-in on 9News! On Thursday, March 2nd, you can call in from 7 – 8:30am or 4 – 5:30pm. We will be answering questions about eating disorders, how to get help, and the services EDF offers. We will see you on TV!
Please join us in the EDF Garden for our 10th annual candlelight vigil. Light refreshments will be served at 7:30pm, and the vigil will begin at 8:15pm.
EDF is excited to announce that this year’s Denver, CO NEDA Walk will be on September 24th at Great Lawn Park. We hope you will all join us and help make this year a record breaker. We invite you to join the EDF Walk team “The Icebreakers – Breaking the Silence,” captained by Michael Schlut, or create a team of your own here.
- 9am – Registration
- 10am- Opening Ceremony
Form a team – Fund raise – Support a loved one – Celebrate recovery
The Eating Disorder Foundation is proud to sponsor
March 11th at 5pm – Sie Film Center
30 Minute Q&A with Filmmaker Viridiana Lieberman following the film
Fattitude is a feature-length, full-color, documentary film that examines how popular culture perpetuates the fat hatred and fat-shaming that results in a very real cultural bias and a civil rights issue for people who are living in fat bodies. Fattitude is the brain-child of filmmakers Lindsey Averill and Viridiana Lieberman – self-proclaimed pop-culture junkies with academic feminist backgrounds.
Informed by a social justice background, Fattitude is very conscious and attentive to the idea that fat hatred crosses the lines of race, class, sexuality and gender.