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CE Workshop | Scientific Research on Yoga for Substance Abuse and Addictions

Wellness and yoga research experts define substance abuse and addictions, offer the scientific rationale for how yoga can address risk factors and psychopathology, and provide an overview of published research studies on yoga for substance abuse and addiction prevention and treatment.

CE Workshop | Chair Yoga: Making Asanas Accessible to All

Experience a dynamic chair Ananda yoga class made suitable for all ages and body types. This unique workshop includes helpful tips for addressing students with low bone density and other special conditions. Also explore Ananda yoga affirmations to awaken energy and uplift consciousness.

Yoga Alliance Office Hours | EKA Recovery Fund: Teaching for Equity Pilot Program

Hear from Yoga Alliance and Ivy Child International Leadership about the new "Teaching for Equity" pilot program, which kicks off the Eka Recovery Fund and provides financial support for yoga teachers teaching for little or no pay in historically marginalized communities across the globe.

CE Workshop | I Don’t See Color, Part 5

Founder of BexLife and Blissed In Rebekah "Bex" Borucki, and Sensei Raven A. Ekundayo (CLC) join author Quentin Vennie (E-RYT 200) for part 2 of their discussion "Colorism in and Beyond Yoga." Colorism is defined as the discriminatory treatment of individuals falling within the same ‘racial’ group on the basis of skin color, and is the result of white supremacy, systemic racism, and a broad misunderstanding and appropriation of black culture. Colorism within yoga continues to create barriers of access for BIPOCs. The intention of this workshop is to educate listeners and viewers on the harmful effects of colorism. By doing so, we begin to create expansive conversations, bringing attention to the variety of people, voices, experiences and expressions of blackness within the culture and subculture of yoga. With good intention we will explore all variations of what it means to be black in yoga.

This digital series is intended to open our minds and hearts to the experiences of those who often go unseen, pre-judged, or misunderstood. To not see color is to not see the differences and complexities of the human experience. Through this new series of digital events, Yoga Alliance invites our worldwide community into a space for listening, learning and conversation. When someone says, “I don’t see color,” the intent may be one of non-harming, but the message received can have the effect of bypassing someone else’s trauma or lived experience because it does not look like your own. We are here to share and converse, with the hope that you - the listener - will take these experiences and the information provided for self-reflection. Because life, without empathy, is cruelty.

Master Class | Asana, Pranayama, and Dharana

Experience a simple breath-based asana practice that will follow a certain sequence of preparation, goals, and counterposes followed by pranayama and a short meditative practice. Instructions will be minimal so that you can observe your body, listen to your breath, and experience inner quietness.

CE Workshop | Successful Online Teacher Training, Part 1

Join Amy and guests as they discuss how to craft successful online yoga teacher trainings. Listen in as thought leaders share their insight and knowledge on how yoga schools and studios can build and sustain a working business model for teacher training programs in digital spaces.

CE Workshop | Intro to Tibetan Meditation, Part 2

Explore an introduction to meditation and learn about its history. This workshop features Buddha's stories and teachings, introduces preliminary practices, and addresses the five kleshas (or poisons). Participation concludes with a peaceful meditation.

CE Workshop | Yoga Humanities and Philosophy for BIPOC

This powerful series taking place Tuesdays in December 2020 brings awareness to yoga communities of color. This week, join Natasha and guests as they share on yoga humanities and philosophy for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People Of Color).

CE Workshop | Iyengar Yoga for Breast Cancer

Learn Iyengar teaching methodology for students with breast cancer, including how to interview and assess unique situations, construct a safe practice, and adapt classical poses for breast cancer while using asana and pranayama to address cancer side effects.

Community Sangha | Native American Healing

Shawn Stevens, known as Red Eagle, and Maya Breuer come together for this inspiring sangha on Native American healing. Listen in as Red Eagle shares his experience living a Native American spiritual way of life as a traditional artist, storyteller, drummer, dancer, singer, and flute player.