Ashé Yoga Collective is a virtual yoga studio cooperative of teachers and yoga school that elevates LGBTQ and BIPOC voices, bodies, and realities of those identities in the service of community repair. All classes, events, trainings, and workshops are inclusive, intersectional, intergenerational experiences that invite all into expansion of awareness and holistic wellness.

Through embracing student agency and body diversity to build ashé, the West African concept of the energy that transforms, students are able to see themselves through authentic movement and meditation practices.

Tamika Caston-Miller founded Ashe Yoga to focus on the subtler practices of yoga that are so very needed, especially for those whose intersectional identities, like hers, leave them at the crosshairs of marginalization and largely left to figure things out for themselves in yoga communities.

Ashe Yoga Collective does not exclude any community, and deeply appreciates the allies who are in the work of social justice and harm reduction. Dedicated to the building of radical compassion and the disruption of despair, Ashé Yoga creates restorative classes, events, workshops, retreats and trainings that empower people to share their gifts and themselves with the world.