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New on our Social Media
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YouTube - Newest Video
During Body Positivity Week 2024, we had an enlightening discussion on "Body Image, Sustainability, and Erie’s Youth." We were excited to welcome guest speaker Katie Chriest from Penn State Sustainability Main Campus, who shared valuable insights on the intersection of body image and sustainability, as well as the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals and how they align with White Pine Center's work.
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New! WPC is on Pinterest
Get new pins and share with your friends, family, colleagues. Expect infographics, shareable motivational quotes for those in recovery or overcoming disordered eating thoughts, and get the newest stats on weight stigma, sustainability, food insecurity topics and more!
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![Flyer for a lunch and learn event at the White Pine Center for Healing, promoting body confidence and appreciation for adults, with logos and decorative trees at the top.]()
Facebook Event: October 2025 Lunch and Learn
Our October Lunch and Learn was a big success! Many showed up to hear more about our Prevention Program, CCBC (Confident Body, Confident Child).
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Instagram
We recently shared a post about our newest blog post, “The Day I Shot My Scale” with our instagram followers.
Our evidence-based prevention programs are in high demand!