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=== Elyse Anders ===
=== Elyse Anders ===
Elyse Anders was a writer for Skepchick.<ref>[https://skepchick.org/author/elyse/ Elyse Anders]</ref>
Elyse Anders founded the Women Thinking Free Foundation which has been described as a "science and critical thinking organization focusing on women and women's issues".<ref>[http://www.ntxsecularcon.com/speakers.html Bio of Elyse Anders]</ref> She also led the Hug Me! I'm Vaccinated campaign which was a vaccine advocacy project. She is a podcaster and is a writer for Shepchick.<ref>[http://www.ntxsecularcon.com/speakers.html Bio of Elyse Anders]</ref> A 2011 picture of an overweight Elyse Anders can be found [https://www.flickr.com/photos/uajamie/5959111018 HERE]. In March 2013, Anders announced that she "lost a bunch of weight".<ref>[http://skepchick.org/2013/03/dont-tell-me-to-love-my-body/ Don’t tell me to love my body] by Elyse Anders</ref>
Elyse Anders founded the Women Thinking Free Foundation which has been described as a "science and critical thinking organization focusing on women and women's issues".<ref>[http://www.ntxsecularcon.com/speakers.html Bio of Elyse Anders]</ref> She also led the Hug Me! I'm Vaccinated campaign which was a vaccine advocacy project. She is a podcaster and is a writer for Shepchick.<ref>[http://www.ntxsecularcon.com/speakers.html Bio of Elyse Anders]</ref> A 2011 picture of an overweight Elyse Anders can be found [https://www.flickr.com/photos/uajamie/5959111018 HERE]. In March 2013, Anders announced that she "lost a bunch of weight".<ref>[http://skepchick.org/2013/03/dont-tell-me-to-love-my-body/ Don’t tell me to love my body] by Elyse Anders</ref>