Link Directory

1. Angry Gray Rainbows

   The bloggers at Angry Gray Rainbows believe that no matter what your size, you are beautiful. Right on, we so.

2. Fat Chicks Rule

   Laura Frater, author of Fat Chicks Rule, shares her thoughts on the Fat Chicks Rule blog.

3. Harriet Brown

   Brown is an assistant professor of magazine journalism at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, author, journalist and blogger on issues related to fat acceptance.

4. Axis of Fat

   This cadre of fatties is going to destroy one of the pillars of western civilization that we hold so dear: our right to be mean to people based on their size! Oh no!

5. Shapely Prose

   Kate Harding, creator of Shapely Prose, is a Chicago-based writer, editor, crazy dog person, humorless feminist, recovering grad student, and blonde. She also a contributor to Fatshionista, Shakesville, and Salon’s Broadsheet. Her first book, Lessons from the Fat-o-Sphere: Quit Dieting and Declare a Truce with Your Body, co-written with Marianne “The Rotund” Kirby, will be available from Perigee Books in spring 2009.

6. Living~400 lbs

   I started this blog to talk about what it’s like to weigh ~400lbs, and how it does and doesn’t affect my life.

7. Fat Heffalump

   According to the writer of Fat Heffalump: I am here to create a positive, empowering place for fatties and friends/family of fatties. If it helps one fat heffalump like me hold his or her head high, walk with confidence and self esteem, to no longer feel alone and to get past the pain and self loathing, then that’s what I’m here for.

8. First Do No Harm

   Whether you are a counselor, dietitian, health educator, nurse practitioner, nurse, physician, physician assistant, or other health care provider, the information at First Do No Harm is designed to help you provide care for your clients with eating and weight-related concerns. The site provides an alternative to recommending diets and weight loss for clients.  It is meant to provide a more balanced view concerning eating and weight-related issues.

9. Fatties United - the Blog

   The purpose of Fatties United is to provide a space for many voices in the size acceptance community to speak out.  We also will be a resource for information about online resources, research, and media for and about fat people and size acceptance.

10. Fat in NYC

    The amazing and important journey of a New York man’s self-acceptance as he navigates the Fat Acceptance community and learns to embrace himself and his size.

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