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Body Gossip is a charity that combines Arts and Education to empower every body to be the best version of themselves and rock their own brand of gorgeous.

Body Gossip Performance Project

We've joined forces with skin treatment oil Bio Oil to create a brand new body image drama session for secondary schools - using live theatre exercises, the cathartic process of creative writing, and the power of our own stories to encourage and reassure us. ... More...
One Size Fits All

We live in a world where our body image is constantly scrutinised and commodified. The Body Gossip Arts Programme empowers real body stories in live theatre events and short films. This month, a brand new Body Gossip theatre piece, devised by MA students from Central School of Speech and Drama, is premiering in East London.... More...
Talk for Parents and Teachers - Andy's Blog

Our first workshop at our new home at The Canvas in Shoreditch was a huge success.... More...
#Natural Day with Sanah Jivani 13th Feb

After losing all of her hair to Alopecia in the seventh grade, 17 year old Sanah Jivani from Houston, Texas lost all hope in herself. ... More...
Workshop for Parents & Teachers

Our first event of 2015 is a workshop for Parents and Teachers, offering simple, effective tools to build self esteem and body confidence in young people.... More...
Our New Home

We've got a new home - a new cafe and creative venue in Shoreditch, which has been opened by our very own BodyGossipRuth!... More...
Success Stories

Body Gossip campaigns through Education and the Arts to empower every body, and to encourage everyone to be the best version of themselves by rocking their own brand of gorgeous. Last week, Tash delivered our self-esteem classes in Cardiff. We are excited to report the incredibly positive feedback she received, which prove the power of self-esteem education, and why it should be included on the curriculum. ... More...

Body Gossip Performance Project

We've joined forces with skin treatment oil Bio Oil to create a brand new body image drama session for secondary schools - using live theatre exercises, the cathartic process of creative writing, and the power of our own stories to encourage and reassure us. ... More...
One Size Fits All

We live in a world where our body image is constantly scrutinised and commodified. The Body Gossip Arts Programme empowers real body stories in live theatre events and short films. This month, a brand new Body Gossip theatre piece, devised by MA students from Central School of Speech and Drama, is premiering in East London.... More...
Talk for Parents and Teachers - Andy's Blog

Our first workshop at our new home at The Canvas in Shoreditch was a huge success.... More...
#Natural Day with Sanah Jivani 13th Feb

After losing all of her hair to Alopecia in the seventh grade, 17 year old Sanah Jivani from Houston, Texas lost all hope in herself. ... More...
Workshop for Parents & Teachers

Our first event of 2015 is a workshop for Parents and Teachers, offering simple, effective tools to build self esteem and body confidence in young people.... More...
Our New Home

We've got a new home - a new cafe and creative venue in Shoreditch, which has been opened by our very own BodyGossipRuth!... More...
Success Stories

Body Gossip campaigns through Education and the Arts to empower every body, and to encourage everyone to be the best version of themselves by rocking their own brand of gorgeous. Last week, Tash delivered our self-esteem classes in Cardiff. We are excited to report the incredibly positive feedback she received, which prove the power of self-esteem education, and why it should be included on the curriculum. ... More...

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National Osteoporosis Society

Mind

Samaritans

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Real people's body stories with a foreword by Gok Wan

I am a staunch advocate and supporter of all Body Gossip is trying to do because I know how many people’s lives are ruined, or at the very least, diminished by their own detrimental self-image.

Anne Diamond

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