On the evening of April 22, 2020, people gathered in front of their computers for something the first weeks of the pandemic had made suddenly precious: community connection. T

Kimberly Jones is committed to making yoga accessible to all bodies, levels, and lived experiences. With the belief that yoga is for everyBODY, she cultivates welcoming spaces where folks feel supported, empowered, and encouraged to practice yoga regardless of ability or body type. Her approach integrates movement, breath awareness, and mindfulness while offering adaptive poses and supportive practices that help make yoga accessible and meaningful for each individual.

The Portable Peace Project is an offering rooted in the practice of Karma Yoga - the yoga of selfless service. Created by the students of the 2026 Yoga Teacher Training cohort at Community Yoga Center, this project reflects a shared intention to live yoga beyond the mat through compassionate action.

Blanca Wright is the founder of Embodied Breath Wellness, an organization devoted to creating sensitive, inclusive, and empowering spaces for healing through movement, breath, and meditation. With training in trauma-informed facilitation and a deep understanding of the nervous system, she guides individuals in gently reconnecting with their bodies, cultivating resilience, and deepening self-compassion.

Wellness is more than fitness, nutrition, and a balanced lifestyle - it’s about connection, purpose, and living well together. That’s why we’re excited to lead moai groups for the Blue Zones Project Riverside, helping bring one of the world’s most powerful longevity practices right into our community.