Social media is a powerful tool for change. This year’s EDAW campaign invites us to challenge the harmful message that thinness equals health and instead champion conversations that honour safety, dignity and diversity of all bodies.
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By sharing these posts with your networks (#EDAW2026), you can help amplify the message, challenge harmful beliefs, and spark broader awareness and advocacy.
Social media carousels below; reels to come in mid-January, 2026.
This sets of five images contain a title slide and four graphics offering conversation strategies that interrupt unsafe conversations about food, bodies and exercise in physical activity spaces, like the gym, in a class, on a sports team, or with a coach or personal trainer.
This sets of five images contain a title slide and four graphics offering conversation strategies that interrupt unsafe conversations about food, bodies and exercise at school - ready for use by teachers, lunch supervisors, educational assistants, school support staff, and school administration!
These sets of five images contain a title slide and four graphics offering conversation strategies that interrupt unsafe conversations about food, bodies and exercise at home - ready for parents and caregivers to use to support conversations with each other, family members, and other adults around their children.
Better healthcare comes with understanding each patient as a whole person, more than the number on a scale. This set of four images contain graphics that illustrate what a weight-centric approach to healthcare can look like in conversation and the impact this can have on the patient/provider relationship.
Reflect on the expansive possibilities of a healthcare relationship that puts weight into context. This set of four images contain graphics that illustrate what a weight-inclusive approach to healthcare can look like in conversation and the impact this can have on the patient/provider relationship.