More Stories. More Voices. More Reasons for Hope.

- More Stories. More Voices. More Reasons for Hope.
  
  Eating disorders can affect anyone, and they do not always look the way we expect. For many young people, it can be difficult to recognize what is happening, find the words to talk about it, or know where to turn for support.
  
  RecoverED: The Series is being created to help change that.
  
  Through a collection of short stories, the series will share diverse and hopeful stories from people with lived and living experience of eating disorder recovery, along with perspectives from caregivers, families, and others who support recovery.
  
  Some storytellers will be young people. Others may be adults reflecting on what they wish they had known when they were younger. Together, their stories will show that there is no single face of an eating disorder and no single path to recovery.
  
  The series is intended to help people:
  - Recognize that they are not alone
  - Understand that eating disorders can affect people of every background and body
  - Find language for experiences that may be difficult to explain
  - See that asking for help is a sign of strength
  - Discover that "recovery" is not a destination or single path. For some it may mean healing and reconnection; for others it may mean rebuilding and creating a life with greater freedom and possibility; and for others it may mean keeping themselves a little bit safer...
  - Each story will focus on hope, connection, identity, support, and what helped... not on numbers, comparisons, or detailed descriptions that could be harmful to viewers.
  RecoverED is not about presenting a perfect version of recovery. It is about sharing honest stories, reducing shame, encouraging earlier conversations, and helping young people imagine a future beyond an eating disorder.
  
  More stories can help more people see themselves, and see that support and recovery are possible.
  
  NOTE: Applications are open to locations other than Saskatchewan. Honorariums may be available.
  
  Deadline: Initial expressions of interest are due September 7, 2026. Additional expressions of interest may be considered on a rolling basis, depending on available funding.
- Name
  
  First NameLast Name
- E-mail
  example@example.com
- Phone
  Format: (000) 000-0000.
- Age
- Where do you currently live?
  
  Street Address
  
  Street Address Line 2
  
  CityState / Province
  
  Postal / Zip Code
- Which perspective would you be interested in sharing?
- What would you most want someone watching your story to understand about eating disorders or recovery?
- What makes your perspective or recovery experience unique? For example, this might relate to age, culture, identity, geography, caregiving, accessing services, or another part of your experience.
- Are there parts of your identity, background, or community that you would want represented in your story? Examples could include cultural or Indigenous identity, gender, sexual orientation, disability, rural or northern living, age, newcomer experience, or another perspective.
- Is there anything else you would like us to know?
- Which formats would you consider?
- Would you like to have a support person present during conversations and filming?
- When are you generally available to film?
- By applying to this opportunity:
  - I understand that submitting this form is an expression of interest and does not guarantee or commit me to participating.
  - I understand that the RecoverED team may contact me for an initial, private conversation.
  - I understand that I can decline to answer questions or withdraw from the selection process.
  - I understand that completing this form is not the same as giving consent for my story, name, image, or recording to be published.
  - I confirm that the information submitted is accurate to the best of my knowledge.
  - I consent to BridgePoint collecting and using this information to assess and contact potential participants for RecoverED: The Series.
  - For applicants under 18, I understand that participation by someone under 18 will require additional safeguards and the appropriate consent process.
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