Body Shaming | Penelope Anastasopoulou | TEDxPanteionUniversity

Body Shaming. A term which has been used more and more over the past few years. It is
about all the judgmental comments that someone could hear about their appearance. How
cruel can someone be, judging you by only seeing your body? Can we change their way of
thinking? Penelope Anastasopoulou is an actress and a singer. She has graduated from the School of
Administration and Economics of the TEI of Athens and later from the Greek Art Theatre
Karolos Koun. She has played various roles in many television series, but she became famous
with her role as the assistant of “Astinomos Bekas” and later with her role in “Simmathites”
on Ant1. Her favorite moments in her theatre career where the two performances, in which
she played, in Epidaurus with the Greek Art Theatre. As a singer she has been a member of
the band “Mamacita On Fire” for many years. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx