Rabbi and Scholar Presents The Innerwork Center’s Winter Keynote

Sixteen hundred years ago, the rabbinic sage Abaye revealed a teaching kept secret for centuries: at any given moment there are 36 people acting as a blessing to all the families of the Earth (Gen. 12:3) and it is because of them that humanity survives. Read More »

Kudos ~ Amber Adaire

Health InSyncs provides individualized care using functional diagnostics, gentle structural balancing, clinical nutrition and advanced electromagnetic therapies. They blend ancient healing practices and advanced health technologies to enhance the body’s natural abilities to recover from disease and increase vitality and function. Read More »

Kudos ~ Oriental Medicine Specialists

Oriental Medicine Specialists, the office of Dr. R. Keith Bell, DACM, celebrated their 20th anniversary in 2020 by reinventing the way they practice while staying focused on patients’ needs, helping them cultivate the health and resilience needed now. Read More »

Vegan V72 Restaurant Challenge

This year, Vegan Action is partnering with Richmond VegFest and the two organizations will provide participants the opportunity to support our local restaurants and try amazing vegan dishes twice as long and twice as fun. Read More »

Online Film Festival Celebrates the Environment

The 11th annual RVA Environmental Film Festival (EFF) will be held from February 12 through 28 and will virtually showcase more than 25 free local and national films selected to raise awareness of environmental issues relevant to the Richmond region, the nation and the planet. Read More »

Project Yoga Richmond Unveils New Logo

the flower represents the organization’s next phase of growth and community impact. The flower is part human, part nature and has no specific age, race, ability, gender or income level. Its arms are spread wide, open to all in a spirit of inclusivity, open to possibility, empowerment and love. The circular bloom represents the infinite nature of their work together. It is never-ending, balanced, unified and whole, yet connected to its roots. Read More »

New Digs for Studio D YOGA

Studio D YOGA was founded in 2009 to provide a healing space for a variety of practices south of the James River. They offer gentler styles of yoga, including kundalini, yin, chair and Men on the Mat. Read More »

Learn About Hidden Oxalate Hazards

“People don’t know that foods such as spinach, soy, beets, sweet potatoes and almonds can be a problem because of a naturally occurring chemical, oxalic acid,” says Norton. Read More »

The James River Matters

Protecting Public Health and Environment in a Pandemic Read More »

Slow Fashion: Mending to Extend the Life of Clothing

Reject the harmful environmental impacts of 'fast fashion' and embrace a more sustainable lifestyle by purchasing high quality garments and mending them to prolong their useful life. Read More »