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This week, Fanny Beckman speaks to Sarah Best about ableism, living with cerebral palsy and her work towards challenging prejudices around disabilities. We also talk about how Sarah has gained confidence thanks to her service dog, how her disability affects her body image and how she learnt to take up space and speak up when faced with ignorant comments. You can follow Sarah's important work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edison_365_sd/
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In this episode we listen to Simona Georgieva's story of struggling with her mental health and how it affected her physically. The society we live in thinks that women always strive to lose weight but in many cases it stems from medical conditions which people are unaware of. We'll also get to hear how growing up in Israel has affected her: her choice of education as a journalist, the trauma that the conflict caused her and the last couple of months' constant fear of losing family members and friends. Simona is an advocate for open conversations and helping other people get through difficult situations. Hear all her valuable insights and tips in this week's episode of Women of My Generation.
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The first time I took photos of Charys for Women of My Generation was in February 2019. It was a pretty shy and insecure woman I had in front of me. Therefore, it was pure joy to revisit Charys and to see a confident and outspoken woman.
Today you'll hear Charys speak about her journey towards self acceptance. We also discuss online fatphobia, people's obsession of the word 'healthy' and reclaiming fat as a neutral description. To see the Instagram posts mentioned in the episode (and the size inclusive brands Charys loves) please visit her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/babyguerrilla/
To see the result of our photoshoot, head to mine: https://www.instagram.com/feckman/
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This week, I speak to fellow artist and photographer Funso Foluso-Henry. Apart from running Ata Rodo - an art collective curating exhibitions for black women and women of colour, she also works as a model. We speak about the weight obsession within this industry, as well as tokenism and how the black lives matter movement affected her career.
To get involved with Ata Rado, please visit their website https://www.atarodolondon.com and send them an email on hello@atarodolondon.com
To see the photo of Funso mentioned in the episode, please visit my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/feckman/
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Freelance writer Katie Baskerville does not shy away from topics that have historically been stigmatised. She writes articles for magazines such as The Stylist, Cosmopolitan and The Flock, and educates her readers about PCOS, female pleasure, abusive relationships and eating disorders. Apart from all of this, we also discuss bi visibility, imposter syndrome and how coming from a working class background has affected her sex safety.
To find the articles mentioned above, please visit her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iambaskerville/
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Tilda Allie is a singer and producer focusing on female empowerment. In this episode, we discuss how feminism has changed during the the last decades, about seeking validation on social media and about the importance of showing vulnerability to be able to form close relationships with others. We talk about Tilda's music career, her history of eating disorders and about breaking norms and being loud and opinionated in a society that teaches women otherwise. To see more of Tilda Allie, please go to her Instagram and find her on Spotify: https://www.instagram.com/tildaallie/
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