Sarah Stevens runs the Beautifull Project which helps women get comfortable and stop apologising for ourselves. Watch her TedX talk to get a deeper understanding of her important work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y12HpNKvobE. In this episode, Sarah and Fanny discuss the correlation between feeling confident in your body and taking up space in the society.

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Most people aim for a healthy lifestyle, but the word healthy has to include mental health. In this episode, Fanny and Loriane talk about finding balance between exercising and a peaceful mind. How can we avoid considering ourselves a failure when we don't achieve society's beauty standards?

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In this episode, Women of My Generation's founder, Fanny Beckman, talks about how it all started: from getting her first camera at the age of 4, to discovering the feminist movement in her teens, and how she nowadays spend her time combining photography with feminist activism.

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In this episode, makeup artist Sofaya Hussein shares her view on the beauty industry, companies making inclusive shades of foundations, as well as using the word fat and embracing her feminine side.

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Trigger Warning: Descriptive language surrounding eating disorders and sexual assault. Ace grew up with parents struggling with disordered eating, and consequently developed a negative body image herself. At the age of 10 she was forced to fast, which has given her health issues later in life. Hear her talk about older generations projecting eating disorders onto their children, and what we can do to prevent this from happening to younger generations.

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When having to choose whether to get a wax or to buy food, Bethany realised how much impact beauty standards had on her. Hear us talk about female body hair, getting comfortable in our own skin and finding comfort in sisterhood.

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Trigger Warning: Descriptive language surrounding anorexia and mental health, and losing family members. To learn more about eating disorders, please visit: www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk. After losing her mum, Alice Leverton developed anorexia nervosa as a coping mechanism. Hear her talk about grief, mental health issues and what healthy tools she uses today to deal with her trauma.

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Her clothes has been worn by Lizzo, Tess Holliday and Sofie Hagen and last year she won the Prince's Trust Award for her plus size fashion brand Plus Equals. Hear Jazmin Lee talk about her inspiring journey from struggling to identify with the fashion industry's beauty norms, to setting her own rules to keep her love for making clothes alive.

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Statistics show that women on average spend 30 years of their lifetime thinking about their bodies. In this episode, Fanny Beckman meets Hermione Berendt to discuss how activism has helped them both finding a bigger purpose in life, and how it has helped them avoid thinking about appearance.

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As the organiser of Free the Nipple Brighton, Bee Nicholls shares her thoughts on the sexualisation of women's bodies and female nipples, about censorship and a society post #metoo, as well as giving inspiring advice on how to start a political movement.

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