Backed by two decades of research and evaluation data, the Body Project is a group-based intervention that provides a forum for women and girls to confront unrealistic beauty ideals and engages them in the development of healthy body image. through verbal, written, and behavioral exercises. Read more >
Eating disorders are a growing epidemic in our schools and communities, but with early detection, intervention, and awareness, each of us can make a difference. On Nov. 19, nine teachers, counselors, and coaches from Great Neck Public high schools and middle schools took part in The NEDA Body Project Facilitator Training. The facilitator training, which was funded wholly through support from the Grace Holland Cozine Foundation, endeavors to provide these educators with the skills and resources to run workshops that provide a forum for women and girls to confront unrealistic beauty ideals and engage them in the development of healthy body image through verbal, written, and behavioral exercises. NEDA has additional resources that will help you plan educational events and activities in your community. Read more >
The National Eating Disorders Association hosts more than 80 NEDA Walks across the country to raise awareness and funds in the fight against eating disorders. Read more >
National Eating Disorders Awareness Week (#NEDAwareness) provides information, resources, and messages promoting early intervention, hope, and recovery for the largest eating disorders outreach effort in the nation. Read more >
NEDA’s legislative advocacy efforts center on awareness, education, early intervention and prevention programs, funding for research, and improved access for the treatment of eating disorders. Our legislative advocacy work is driven by passionate volunteers – join us! Read more >
#NEDACon is designed to bring together individuals and loved ones who are experiencing eating disorders or wanting to learn more about eating and body image issues. Read more >
NEDA’s Feeding Hope Fund for Clinical Research aims to support projects that will improve the lives of individuals affected by eating disorders. Read more >
When you volunteer or intern at the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA), you’ll have the opportunity to expand your knowledge about eating disorders, learn useful professional skills, and form connections with members of a vibrant and welcoming community. Read more >