Crystal Uyeno, adjunct instructor, Kinesiology Department and Nayantara Rodrigues, adjunct instructor, Department of Counselor Education and Rehabilitation, own Rooted Heart Yoga, a 200 HR Yoga Teacher Training Program, in Fresno.

In 2018, they started this mission by forming Namaste for Compassion, a local yoga nonprofit that provides free yoga to underserved communities and raises funds through yoga events, which are then donated to other nonprofit organizations. Their latest endeavor is Rooted Heart Yoga, where they hope to equip new teachers with the knowledge of yoga, trauma informed yoga and its benefits; in hopes that these teachers will pay it forward and spread this knowledge to their communities.

For more information, refer to their website or reach out to nayantara@rootedheart.yoga.

Julie Renee Moore, special collections catalog librarian, Special Collections Research Center, co-authored a chapter in the book, "Inclusive Cataloging: Histories, Context, and Reparative Approaches", Billey, A., Nelson, E., & Uhl, R. (eds.) ALA Editions, 2024.

She also co-presented a program with other CSU colleagues, Allison Bailund (San Diego State) and Luiz Mendes (CSU Northridge) entitled, "Words Matter: Inclusive Cataloging in an Academic Library Consortium" at the 2024 American Library Association Annual Conference.

Additionally, she co-presented a poster session at ALA with Suzanne López entitled "Unseen Labor and Words Matter! Making the Invisible Visible in Critical Cataloging." This was about the work that the Special Collections Research Center Team did in the 2023-24 school year with the two cataloging exhibitions: Words Matter and Unseen Labor.