
ALT The design features a geometric layout with dark teal, turquoise, and white color blocks. The upper left corner displays the ASDAH logo alongside the words "MEMBER EVENT." Below it, in large white text, it reads: "5-Point Compassionate Care Audit: Assess Your Fat Accessibility." On the right side, event details are provided in bold white text against a black background: "Monday, 11/18. 2 PM EST.1.5 CEU's." The bottom left of the image features a grayscale photograph of a hospital building, with visible signage reading "HOSPITAL," surrounded by trees.

ALT Event flier with Image of a dark-brown skinned fat woman in a yoga pose juxtaposed with a white-skinned fat man sitting in a comfy chair. Event details: Health, Healthism, and the Good Fatty: Exploring Healthcare for the Bad Fatty. Friday, Oct 25, 2024, 1-3pm ET, 2 CEUs available, register: asdah.org/events. Presented by the ASDAH team.

ALT Image of a dark-brown skinned fat woman in a yoga pose juxtaposed with a white-skinned fat man sitting in a comfy chair. Text reads: What is the good fatty / bad fatty dichotomy? Coined by Kate Harding, the ideas of ‘Good Fatty’ and ‘Bad Fatty’ are used to show how fat people are viewed differently based on an individual fat person’s behaviors, beliefs, and attributes.

ALT Image of a dark-brown skinned fat woman in a yoga pose. Text reads: The good fatty: Participates in ‘healthy’ behaviors, Excels at a physical activity, Pursues weight loss and/or expresses a desire to be thinner, Has a more socially-acceptable shape / distribution of fat, Besides being fat, aligns with gender norms (perfect makeup and fashionable for women, strong and masculine for men)

ALT Image of a white-skinned fat man sitting in a comfy chair. Text reads: The bad fatty: Participates in ‘unhealthy’ behaviors, Performs physical activities poorly / sweats / gets out of breath, Doesn’t pursue weight loss, Has a less socially-acceptable shape / distribution of fat, Wears ‘sloppy’ clothing, Reinforces the negative stereotypes about fat people (unintelligent, bad hygiene, etc.)

ALT Image is of a group of three fat people, smiling and talking. Text reads: So What? Our unconscious ideas about health and weight influence how healthcare is provided, including by Health at Every Size®-aligned providers. Let’s examine the good fatty/bad fatty dichotomy and discuss how we can do better for all fat people seeking care.

ALT Teal background with large quotes around text, "Fat people require self-determination and agency in healthcare settings to ensure that they receive more than just a diagnosis of being fat. - Ashlea Gillon & Cat Pausé, Kōrero Mōmona, Kōrero ā-Hauora: a Kaupapa Māori and fat studies discussion of fatness, health and healthism"

ALT Event flier with event details. Image of a dark-brown skinned fat woman in a yoga pose juxtaposed with a white-skinned fat man sitting in a comfy chair. Event details: Health, Healthism, and the Good Fatty: Exploring Healthcare for the Bad Fatty. Friday Oct 25, 1-3pm ET, 2 CEUs available. Presented by the ASDAH Team.















