We’re hosting engagement sessions about #Gender, #COVID19, & work. Do you work for an organization serving #Women and #GenderDiverse folks? If so, we want to hear from you! Sign up: https://t.co/oOH5nPBhSp
Yesterday I posted "the 25 micro-habits of high impact managers" that often go unnoticed, but can make a massive difference to the health/performance of a team, by @firstround https://t.co/cwU1rBgP0V. @tnvora did a brilliant job turning it into a sketchnote #AYearofTweets2021
We are recruiting adults living in large bodies for research about physical activity promotion and weight bias. Please RT and share with anyone who might be interested!
Our lab’s open letter to parents: How the draft K-6 PhysEd&Wellness curriculum risks:
⬆️preoccupation on body weight & shape (risk factor for obesity & eating disorders)
⬆️weight-based bullying
⬆️binary & externally measured def of health, rather than an embodied experience
“This curriculum does not align with any of the latest research about how to address physical, mental, social, or emotional health issues related to obesity or eating disorders." Body Image Lab letter to Alberta parents. Read the letter: https://t.co/yRF9Yb1YiL #abed#curriculum
"It's deceptive because at first glance it seems like maybe it seems reasonable. But when you look at it further, there are a number of concerns." @UCalgaryEduc’s Shelly Russell-Mayhew raises red flag over health and wellness curriculum. https://t.co/eF1PhZ2L5u #abed#curriculum
"#Exercise bloggers offer dubious advice, study suggests" https://t.co/lcraeyN1dx via @UAlberta Great work by @ChoicesAddUp@MyreMaxine@trsulzberry
Be careful about "undertaking some of the exercises prescribed on the blogs—especially if they sensationalize results."
#Move
Can images that are not weight stigmatizing help change perceptions of individuals with obesity in physical activity? Research by @MyreMaxine@trsulzberry@gdball & Brad Hussey https://t.co/o3JHkZFHXn
Merry Christmas to the cleaning staff, kitchen workers, clerks, porters, lab workers, physicians, nurses, pharmacists, paramedics, PAs, PSWs, chaplains, social workers, patients, family members - and many others - who keep system running, and provide care, every day. #Christmas