NAAFA.org

New scholarship will encourage continuing education and research in the field of fat studies, particularly Health At Every Size (HAES)

The issue is about the critical need to create environments in which children do not feel shame or guilt about their bodies but, are motivated to enjoy healthful eating and active living habits regardless of their body size or shape.

NAAFA releases their official policy on healthcare which they believe is a basic human right!

Lincoln University’s requirement that fat students lose weight or complete a fitness course in order to graduate is discriminatory. Healthy food and physical activity are good for all bodies!

NAAFA 2010 Convention is returning to San Francisco August 5 – 9, 2010! This annual fundraiser will include a not to be missed activism event on Monday, August 9!

North Carolina’s plans to begin charging extra for medical coverage of state employees with a BMI above 40 clearly discriminates against women and people of color.

NAAFA adds expert in airline passenger rights and public policy to their distinguished board of advisors.

NAAFA calls for healthcare reform and an end to discrimination against people of size.

The Leanworks "Obesity Cost Calculator for Employers" recently added to the website of the Center for Disease Control could lead to even further discrimination against already marginalized employees based on size.

In support of a greener America, NAAFA will provide their annual fund raising convention attendees with convention totes and notebooks made from recycled materials.