CommUNITY Groups
At the Innerwork Center, we believe in the power of community and connection. Our community groups are open to everyone and are designed to create a sense of unity and belonging. These donation-based groups offer a space for individuals to come together, explore what matters most to them, and engage in meaningful conversations. Whether you are looking to connect with others, delve into self-discovery, or simply find a supportive community, our groups provide a welcoming environment for all. Join us and experience the transformative power of shared inner work and community connection.
Coming Home: A BIPOC Spiritual Community
Coming Home is a wellbeing affinity group for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC). When we come together, we can show up as our true selves. It is a space where we can recognize our needs and be in a community that supports healing and connection. Join us the first Tuesday of each month at 6:30pm. Even if you’re late, we’ll be here and there will be a space for you, just like coming home.
Mindfulness & Meditation Mornings
Led by IWC faculty member Philip Davidson, these sessions explore a variety of mindfulness topics such as Acceptance, Equanimity, Waking Up, Vulnerability and the Four Qualities of the Heart.
Included are brief talks on a specific topic, a guided meditation, a reflection question, and time to interact with other participants.
M&M meets on Wednesdays & Fridays on Zoom from 9:15-10:00 am, with the Zoom window opening at 9:00 am.
Jung thought our life’s work was about living fully and authentically and exploring our wholeness—not just our happiness or well-being. Join a dedicated group of Jung followers as we examine a variety of Jungian concepts and ideas and how they connect to our day-to-day living. Hosted by long-time IWC Facilitator Vicki Saunders.
MWJ meets every Monday on Zoom from 12:15-1:00 pm
Mondays with Jung
Queer Richmond Sangha (QRS) is a vibrant community dedicated to embracing and supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, or otherwise gender or sexuality non-conforming individuals. In the traditional sense, "Sangha" refers to a community devoted to the exploration of dharma and meditation. QRS builds on this concept by creating a space where these profound practices and teachings are examined from and for an LGBTQIA+ perspective.
QRS meets on the third Tuesday of each month from 7:00 - 8:00 pm on Zoom
Queer Richmond Sangha
Death Matters
Death Matters is a safe space to explore how death shapes, informs, and ultimately enriches our lives. Meeting on the third Wednesday of every month at the Innerwork Center, this community group invites you to dive into open conversations about death’s many dimensions. This monthly gathering is for anyone curious about how embracing mortality in a positive, life-affirming way can be a catalyst for fulfillment. Come ready to listen, share, or simply reflect within a supportive community.
