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STRIPED News

Paid Practicum in Policy Advocacy: Crafting the Public Health Case Against Race-Based Hairstyle Discrimination. Opportunity for two Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health students beginning in Spring 2. Click here for more information.

We are excited to announce the release of the new STRIPED Advocacy Playbook. The Playbook is a free online resource that uses tried-and-true strategies to make it easy for community champions to advocate for important changes that could help prevent eating disorders and promote body confidence. Check out the main landing page for the Playbook here and a video of our official Playbook launch. For more on the Playbook, make sure to check out STRIPED Director Bryn Austin’s welcome message and a sneak peak of what’s inside the Playbook.

STRIPED is excited to announce Dr. Josiemer Mattei as new STRIPED Faculty and Dr. Sook Ning Chua as new STRIPED Visiting Scholar. Welcome to STRIPED, Dr. Mattei & Dr. Chua!

Check out our brief, free training with CME for health professionals “Screening, Symptom Recognition & Referral to Treatment for Eating Disorders in Pediatric Primary Care Settings.” For more information on how to register for this e-course, click HERE.

The new fall 2020 STRIPED newsletter is here! Check it out to see what the STRIPED team has been up to this year!

STRIPED, in collaboration with the Academy for Eating Disorders (AED) and Deloitte Access Economics, has conducted the most comprehensive examination to date of the social and economic burden of eating disorders in the United States. Click HERE to read the report.

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