For universities
Bring a critical, cited voice to your campus
Glo V. speaks to students and faculty about the histories mainstream eating disorder education leaves out — colonialism, diet culture as religion, and harm reduction as a BIPOC practice.
Programs a fit for
Psychology Social Work Sociology Gender & Women's Studies Public Health Ethnic Studies Latinx / Chicanx Studies Nutrition & Dietetics Counseling Programs Wellness Centers Student Affinity Groups Residence Life
Booking packages
Guest lecture / keynote
University Presentation
Standard university rate
- 60–90 minute research-based session on your chosen topic
- Aligned with psych, sociology, public health, gender studies curricula
- Post-presentation Q&A with students and faculty
- Virtual or in-person
Most requested by student orgs
Presentation + Student Meet & Greet
Add-on rate
- Everything in the University Presentation
- Intimate, small-group meet-and-greet after the talk
- Personalized student Q&A, mentorship-style dialogue
- Great for student affinity groups & wellness centers
For grad programs & clinical faculty
Two-Part Advanced Training
Custom quote
- The Colonial Body Project, delivered across two sessions
- Co-facilitated with Hilda Franco, MS
- Case-informed frameworks for future clinicians
- Continuing education-ready content
For grad programs & clinical faculty
Training Package
A custom sequence of 2-5 talks, built around your program's semester and learning goals.
Custom quote
- Choose 2-5 talks from the full catalog, sequenced to build from history and framework toward advanced application
- Sessions run 60-90 minutes each, with two-part advanced trainings available at 60-75 minutes per session
- Delivered virtually or in person, with scheduling built around your academic calendar
- Continuing education-ready content, with case-informed frameworks for future practitioners
- Add-on options include co-facilitated sessions and a student meet-and-greet
Campus testimonials
What students and faculty take away
Reflections from participants across university programs, clinical training spaces, and community learning contexts.
A powerful and beautiful way to remember where we come from.
Yolibeth Rangel
Community Partnerships Coordinator, Reap Food Group
This body of work fills so many gaps and offers a crucial synthesis, connecting historical patterns to those happening today, in ways that are both personally and systemically healing. It is essential knowledge for anyone experiencing disordered eating / eating disorders (including raising important questions about that pathologizing language itself), as well as anyone working with people or systems in these areas.
Cassandra
Workshop participant
Just wow. An absolutely incredible, deep intersectional dive that is an embodied, transformative exploration of historic, cultural implications and considerations in the development of ED. I took this intensive out of frustration that traditional ED treatment and approaches felt so lacking, and I was filled with relief, joy, and grief as Glo took us through this material. I left with a deeper understanding that not only reframed how I view my own ED but also how I will approach it with clients as a therapist. Truly a special training that is EXACTLY what is missing within the common treatment of disorders. Can't recommend it highly enough!
Irene Maropakis
LCAT
Glo's in depth knowledge and wisdom is a guiding light. The teachings are grounded in care and compassion, which is what supports true healing. Glo is able to provide a clear and powerful vision of how harm reduction is both ancestral and necessary for healing in today's world.
Jaya Roy
LCSW