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1 | Beauty Redefined: The Future of Girls’ | 23 | image, the effects and influences of |
Body Image, Health and Media. National | fashion are especially pronounced. 73% of | ||
Collaboration for Youth Girl Scouts of the | girls with negative body image (versus 40% | ||
USA Girl Scout Research Institute June | of those with positive body image) wish | ||
9th, 2010 2:00-3:00 p.m. EST. | they were as skinny as the models in the | ||
2 | Agenda. Voices of girls – research | fashion magazines. This group of girls is | |
findings External influences – media | more likely than their positive body image | ||
environment Program solutions – It’s Your | peers to: Resort to drastic weight loss | ||
Story – Tell It! Policy impact – Healthy | measures like starving themselves/refusing | ||
Media for Youth Act. | to eat (50% vs. 25%); and Force themselves | ||
3 | Major Findings Studies brings voices | to throw up after eating (18% vs. 10%). | |
of girls to forefront of conversation on | Almost one in five (19%) girls with | ||
childhood obesity, body image and | negative body image have taken appetite | ||
adolescent health. Girls today are | suppressants or weight loss pills and 15% | ||
defining health on their own terms?using a | have taken a laxative to stay thin. | ||
complex & varied set of norms. Efforts | 24 | Girls’ Call to Action for the Fashion | |
to address the problem among girls focused | Industry. 81% of girls would rather see | ||
soley on nutrition or physical activity | “real” or “natural” photos of models than | ||
will miss the mark. | touched-up, airbrushed versions. 75% would | ||
4 | Setting the Stage: The Environment -- | be more likely to buy clothes they see on | |
Society idealizes thinness/stigmatizes | “real-size models” than on super-skinny | ||
overweight -- Unhealthy food marketed at | ones. This is particularly important to | ||
record highs -- Physical activity levels | African American girls (82%). | ||
at record low --TV/Computers dominate | 25 | Recommendations for Policy Makers. | |
recreation -- Communities lack safe space | Policy solutions should embrace a holistic | ||
to play. | definition of health. Community-based | ||
5 | Eating Disorders & Obesity: Girls | organizations that serve youth should be | |
caught in the middle Obesity is now the | seen as vital partners. | ||
most chronic health problem among American | 26 | The Healthy Media for Youth Act (H.R. | |
children. The strongest correlation for | 4925). This research prompted Girl Scouts, | ||
overweight girls is between weight and | along with the American Psychological | ||
income. Research suggests that eating | Association, to work with Reps. Tammy | ||
disorders and overweight tend to co-occur. | Baldwin (D-WI) and Shelly Moore Capito | ||
There are benefits of collaborative | (R-WV) to introduce the Healthy Media for | ||
efforts to curb all eating related | Youth Act, H.R. 4925 This bill focuses on | ||
disturbances. | improving youth’s media literacy and | ||
6 | What percentage of girls report | promoting healthy media messages about | |
significant stress about their body image? | girls and women. | ||
65% 25% 15%. | 27 | The Healthy Media for Youth Act (H.R. | |
7 | Body Image & Eating Disorders One | 4925). 1) Competitive grants for media | |
quarter of girls report significant | literacy programs and youth empowerment | ||
distress about their body size and shape. | groups 2) Research on how depictions of | ||
Body dissatisfaction increases risk for | women and girls in media affect youth’s | ||
disordered eating, depressed mood, and low | physical, emotional, and social health 3) | ||
self-esteem. Up to 10% of girls and young | Creates a National Task Force on Women and | ||
women might suffer from disordered eating. | Girls in the Media to identify voluntary | ||
8 | Holistic Health Being healthy is | standards for promoting healthier media | |
emotional and physical well-being. More | messages about girls and women. | ||
than just eating right and exercising. | 28 | The Healthy Media for Youth Act (H.R. | |
About feeling good about oneself, being | 4925). We need your help to increase | ||
supported and appearing “normal.”. | support! How your organization can get | ||
9 | Self-evaluation. | involved: Sign onto the support letter | |
10 | Girls aspire to be “normal healthy” or | Start letter writing campaign among your | |
“healthy enough.” 65% of girls said their | members and chapters/affiliates Download | ||
lifestyle was “healthy enough for my age”. | advocacy web sticker to web site Website: | ||
While most girls want to look normal, what | www.girlscouts4girls.org. | ||
that means can vary depending on a girls’ | 29 | Current Supporters. Endorsements: Girl | |
age, race, household income, peer group, | Scouts of the USA, The American | ||
adult role models and self- perception. | Psychological Association, Alliance for | ||
African American and Latina girls who have | Women in Media, Alpha Kappa Alpha | ||
higher rates of overweight, tend to be | Sorority, Inc., American Association of | ||
more satisfied with their bodies than | University Women (AAUW) Black Women’s | ||
White and Asian girls who have lower | Health Imperative, Children Now, Common | ||
obesity rates. Older girls also tend to be | Sense Media, Eating Disorders Coalition, | ||
less satisfied with their weight than | Geena Davis Institute on Gender in the | ||
younger girls. | Media, Girls Inc., Kappa Delta | ||
11 | What percentage of girls who are | Sorority/The Confidence Coalition Lifetime | |
overweight believe they are normal weight? | Networks, National Collaboration for | ||
25% 45% 10%. | Youth, National Eating Disorders | ||
12 | Striving for “Normal”— At Odds With | Association, National Council of Negro | |
Reality While most girls have an accurate | Women, National Council of Women’s | ||
perception of their own weight, as many as | Organizations, National Women’s Law | ||
one-third of girls ages 8 to 17 have a | Center, New Moon Girl Media, Parents | ||
distorted perception of their weight: ? | Television Council, Rachel Simmons, author | ||
45% of girls who are overweight by BMI | of Odd Girl Out, Rosalind Wiseman, author | ||
standards believe they are normal weight ? | of Queen Bees and Wannabes, Jess Weiner, | ||
14% of normal weight girls believe they | author, self-esteem expert, founder of the | ||
are overweight ? 30% of normal weight | Actionist Network(r) Women’s Media Center, | ||
girls ages 16-17 are trying to lose | and Wider Opportunities for Women. | ||
weight. | Co-sponsors: 39 in the House. | ||
13 | Self-esteem, body image, and stress | 30 | The Girl Scout Leadership Experience |
are core components of emotional health. | It’s Your Story – Tell It! Journey goal: | ||
Girls are more worried than boys about | get girls active to build their skills and | ||
everything, especially appearance. Being | accomplish goals, whether personal or | ||
teased or made fun of it top worry for | project-related. Key Journey Elements : | ||
girls, especially for overweight girls. | Ceremonies and Traditions Healthy Living | ||
More than 1/3 of girls ages 11-17 reported | Active, Outdoor Pursuits Global Ideas Take | ||
eating more when stressed out. | Action Projects Profiles of Inspiring | ||
14 | “Active Identities” The more | Women and Girls. | |
physically active girls are, the greater | 31 | It’s Your Story – Tell It! Connections | |
their self- esteem and the more satisfied | to Self Esteem: Holistic Health Diversity | ||
they are with their weight, regardless of | Leadership through Taking Action. | ||
how much they weigh. 83% of very active | 32 | Why Storytelling? Stories are a great | |
girls say that physical activity makes | way for girls to understand themselves and | ||
them feel good about themselves. Many | their potential, and that leads to a | ||
girls do not play sports because: --They | stronger sense of self - the key intended | ||
do not feel competent (40%) --They do not | leadership benefit of this journey series | ||
think their bodies look good (23%). | Storytelling is more than just the written | ||
15 | The Mother-Daughter Connection A | word! Creative Expression and the Arts are | |
mother’s weight, body image, and health | integrated into each session plan: | ||
habits are strong predictors of whether | Performing arts Visual arts New media | ||
her daughter: Is overweight Is satisfied | Culinary arts. | ||
with her body Is physically active Looks | 33 | It’s Your Story—Tell It! TITLES and | |
to her mother for advice on healthy | THEMES. DAISY 5 Flowers, 4 Stories, 3 | ||
living. | Cheers for Animals! BROWNIE A World of | ||
16 | What can mothers/parents do to promote | Girls JUNIOR aMUSE CADETTE MEdia SENIOR | |
positive body image among girls? | MISSION: SISTERHOOD! AMBASSADOR BLISS: | ||
17 | External Influences “Girl-Power” media | Live It! Give It! | |
market culture Sexualization of girls in | 34 | The Girl Scout Leadership Experience | |
the media Ideal-body internalization. | It’s Your Story – Tell It! Visit: | ||
18 | “Girl Image Crisis” In The Media Value | http://www.girlscouts.org/program/journeys | |
centers on sexual & physical | your_story/default.asp for more | ||
attractiveness rather than ability even at | information on It’s Your Story – Tell It! | ||
younger ages Lack of female role models | and download activities to try with girls! | ||
Link between sexualization of girls in | Please send additional program questions | ||
media and impact on self-esteem, sexual | to: Sabrina Lee Sanchez, Project | ||
identity, eating disorders, depression, | Coordinator uniquely ME! The Girl | ||
anxiety and shame. | Scouts/Dove Self-Esteem Program | ||
19 | Body Image & The Fashion Industry | ssanchez@girlscouts.org. | |
Girls have a very conflicted relationship | 35 | Conclusions and Recommendations • Give | |
with the fashion industry. Nine in ten | “health” social relevance to girls • | ||
girls say the fashion industry (89%) | Embrace a holistic definition of health • | ||
and/or the media (88%) place a lot of | Emphasize physical activity • Focuses on | ||
pressure on teenage girls to be thin. 65% | ability not just appearance • Demonstrate | ||
of girls think that the body image | positive outcomes that result from healthy | ||
represented by the fashion industry is too | behavior Incorporate media literacy into | ||
skinny; 63% think it is unrealistic; and | programs • Advocate for policy changes to | ||
47% think it is unhealthy. More than a | promote healthy media images • Target | ||
quarter (28%) say the fashion industry | adult role models – especially mothers. | ||
body image looks sick. | 36 | Questions for Discussion 1) What did | |
20 | What percentage of girls say fashion | you find most interesting/surprising about | |
is really important to them? 30% 50% 75%. | the research? 2) What are the challenges | ||
21 | Body Image & The Fashion Industry. | you face working with girls/youth on this | |
However: 75% of girls say that fashion is | issue? 3) What approaches have worked | ||
really important to them. 48% wish they | well? What do you think needs to be | ||
were as skinny as the models in fashion | changed? 4) What is one thing you are | ||
magazines. 47% say fashion magazines give | going to carry forward into your thinking | ||
them a body image to strive for. | about girls, body image and health as a | ||
22 | Many girls think that extreme weight | result of this webinar? 5) What is one | |
loss strategies are acceptable. 25% of | piece of advice you have for girls who | ||
girls think that it is acceptable for | struggle with body image? What advice can | ||
girls their age to take appetite | you give to yourself? | ||
suppressants or weight loss pills and 19% | 37 | For more information contact Judy | |
think that plastic surgery and/or weight | Schoenberg, Director, Research & | ||
loss surgery is acceptable. More than half | Outreach (212) 852-6545 or at The Girl | ||
(55%) of girls admit to going on a diet to | Scout Research Institute | ||
try to lose weight and 31% admit to | jschoenberg@girlscouts.org | ||
starving themselves or refusing to eat. | http://www.girlscouts.org/research/. | ||
23 | For girls who have negative body | ||
Beauty Redefined: The Future of Girls Body Image, Health and Media.ppt |
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