Ashlee Piper is a wife, mother, teacher, and speaker based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. For most of her life, Ashlee has lived in a larger body and has learned to navigate both her own feelings about self-worth and the messages society sends about bodies like hers. These experiences deeply shaped her perspective and ultimately inspired her to dedicate her voice to helping others find confidence, compassion, and connection within themselves.

Ashlee began sharing her story online, creating a space devoted to body appreciation and self-love. What began as a personal outlet has since grown into a vibrant community where people can feel seen, supported, and reminded that their worth has never been defined by their size, shape, or appearance.

In addition to her online advocacy, Ashlee works as a full-time teacher and public speaker, bringing meaningful conversations about body image, self-acceptance, and resilience into classrooms, workshops, and community events. She believes deeply in the power of education and storytelling to break cycles of shame and empower individuals to embrace themselves fully.

At the heart of all that she does, whether at home, in the classroom, or on stage, is Ashlee’s belief that every person deserves to feel seen, respected, and worthy, exactly as they are.