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The Appetite Episode #07: Erin Harrop, MSW, BS on Weight Stigma, Fatness, & an Intersectional Lens into Eating Disorders
An Opal: Food+Body Wisdom Podcast
Erin Harrop is a doctoral student at the University of Washington who uses a Health at Every Size®, anti-oppression, and critical feminist lens to explore the intersection of weight stigma and eating disorders. She joins Julie Church RDN, CEDRD, CD, and Carter Umhau, LMHCA for The Appetite’s first interview, in which we talk about fatness, weight stigma, and the necessity of intersectionality when looking at the systems of oppression that inform our understanding of the body and eating disorder treatment.
To see all of Erin’s publications:
More Resources:
The Fat Pedagogy Reader by Linda Bacon et al
A User’s Guide to White Privilege by Cynthia Kaufman
White Supremacy Culture by Tema Okun
White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Backpack by Peggy McIntosh
The Appetite is available for listening on Soundcloud as well as iTunes or here on the Opal blog.
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