EveryBody

Our age, shape, ability, race, gender identity or any other factor should have no bearing on our access to a positive body image. 

Historically, oppressive societal structures have played a significant role in depicting what our bodies should look like. This can be an incredibly damaging narrative on our self-worth.

The body positive movement began due to a need to protect us from this narrative and highlight that fundamentally, we all have a right to self-love. 

Bringing this movement to our campus is vital to ensuring we are proactively supportive and celebratory of ourselves and each other.

#EveryBodyWarwick

What does body positivity mean to you?

We want to hear about what being body positive means to you! Whether it be in one word, a video or anything else please share it with us!

• Add it to our EveryBody wall in the SU Atrium!
• Email it to Izzy via Izzy.Bourne@warwicksu.com

We're also looking for students who'd like to champion and help to build the EveryBody campus movement.

Coming soon...

• EveryBody life drawing session
• EveryBody pool party
• "Body positivity is..." event with special guests
• EveryBody library

EveryBody Library

Learn more about the importance of the Body Positive movement with...

• No Country For Young Women podcast - Learning new words and how to love ourselves with blogger/creator Grace F Victory.
• Body Love: 'Suited's Rae Tutera on Non-binary Body Image & Acceptance

...and our EveryBody Pinterest board!

Send us your suggestions to campaigns@warwicksu.com