How to Move on From Being a “Body Shame Addict”
In this interview, author and yoga instructor Jessamyn Stanley talks to Amanda Seales about about how yoga has helped her make sense of her life through its ability to allow her to have a genuine, authentic conversation with herself—ultimately helping her flourish as a “recovering body shame addict.”
More Videos From This Event
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Collaboraction: High Priestess Gong MeditationLaura Biagi
How to Move on From Being a “Body Shame Addict”Amanda Seales, Jessamyn Stanley
John Mackey on Conscious CapitalismJohn Mackey, Brad Keywell -
Performance by Matt Muse
Amanda Seales: A World Without RacismAmanda Seales
Is a Future without Fertility Problems Possible?Martin Varsavsky -
How Does Urban Policing Need to Change?David O. Brown, Amanda Seales
Your impact checklist
Here are a list of things you can do before and after the event to join the conversation.
- Check out The Economist’s 2017 Edition: The World If…
- Talk to a friend about your own “A World Without” scenario.
- A world without borders? Check it out.
- A world without America? Read on.
- See WIRED’s photo series of a world without light pollution.
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A World With(Out)
What would happen if the world as you know it changed?
Consider a world in which a city’s police force resembles the people they represent. What about a world without capitalism as we know it? Would society crumble, or would we find ourselves flush with new opportunities? What if your biological clock never stopped ticking, freeing you up to do all the things you never thought you had time for? These are just some of the scenarios we’ll be presenting as visionary thinkers imagine a world that isn’t the one we’ve come to know.
