Wiley Reading, Author at Everyday Feminism

7 Strategies for White Educators to Help Foster Racial Justice

By Wiley Reading | February 8, 2017

A group of students sit at a table with their teacher, reading and smiling. The photo has a shallow depth of field.

If you’re making an effort to make the classroom better for children of color, that’s awesome. These tips can help you make a powerful difference.

20 Ways to Help Your Employees Struggling with Food Insecurity and Hunger

By Wiley Reading | September 9, 2016

“I don’t think my boss had ever considered that his employees might be hungry before that night.” Make your workplace better for food-insecure folks with these tips.

5 Questions I’ve Asked Myself About Disordered Eating That Have Helped Me Heal

By Wiley Reading | April 9, 2016

Portrait of a young woman sitting at home with pen and paper

If you have a complicated relationship with food like this author, you could probably use some reminders to disrupt your negative thoughts about your body. These questions might be able to help you challenge some toxic notions.

This Non-Binary Trans Person Answers 7 Questions Trans Allies Are Still Asking

By Wiley Reading | August 22, 2015

Person standing against a chalkboard, looking confused

For a deeper understanding of what it means to be trans, here’s some next-level information that even people who know the basics are missing. Does this answer any of your questions about trans lives?

If You’re a Feminist Healthcare Worker, Intentional Language Is a Must – Here’s How to Do It

By Wiley Reading | July 2, 2015

Lots of people can relate to the frustrating search for healthcare that won’t make us uncomfortable because of who we are. Following these steps would help us all.