It’s okay to feel stressed or anxious during this time. COVID-19 has impacted every part of our regular lives, and it is important to care care of your mental health as we navigate new waters.

If you are feeling overwhelmed or anxious, here are some steps you can take to take control of your well being!

In times of great need, it turns out that we’re better off when we help others. After two weeks of question marks and exclamations, we picked ourselves off of the floor and started organizing to find new ways to come together and build with our community.

What are the different federal food assistance programs available and are you eligible for any of them? Today we’re going to talk about your options for food assistance.

Practicing social distancing in public is crucial to protect everyones health. Here are safety measures that ensure your outings are as safe as possible!

With seasons changing and a global pandemic upon us, it can be easy to run in mental circles as you try to listen to your body. Today we’re going to talk about your options for how to tell if your symptoms are a flu, cold, or COVID-19.

Supporting our artist community is at the heart of what we do. Today we are covering how to make a face mask!

Today we’re going to talk about your options for rent and bill relief. If you have lost your job and are worried about making rent, here is what you need to know…

The US has ordered for mortgage relief for up to 12 months. This is an evolving situation, but here are some options currently available depending on your situation regarding how to pause your mortgage.

While debates have been going around on the helpfulness of masks to decrease the spread of the virus, the CDC is now recommending people consider wearing face masks outside even if they don’t feel ill. Today we’re going to talk about the safest way to go about wearing a face mask.

Today we’re going to talk about how to apply for, find, and navigate health insurances. With so much information out there, it can be difficult to determine what options are available to you.

Today we’re going to talk about how to file for unemployment, and how to ensure you are receiving all monetary benefits you qualify for!

A stimulus package is a coordinated effort to increase government spending and lower taxes and interest rates in order to stimulate an economy out of a recession or depression. On March 26, the US Senate passed a $2 Trillion Stimulus bill.

Are you eligible? Today we’re going to talk about what the Stimulus Bill means for you, and how it affects unemployment insurance.

We now stand on the cusp of another arts recession. The decisions we make today will be felt in our communities for several generations to come. Regardless of the trajectory of COVID-19, its impact on our nation is already evident. Without immediate and decisive intervention, our rural communities and smaller cities will be left without a crucial resource for building their future. And we certainly cannot leave the state of our field to the whims of an administration who regularly proposes federal divestment from the arts. 

Studio Two Three has spent the last ten years investing deeply in the future of Richmond. Located in the heart of the Scott’s Addition district, we support and train artists, provide space for new local businesses, and offer space for family and community events. Working closely with artists and arts organizations across the region, our work builds the unique cultural identity of our city, brings people together in healthy and creative ways, and makes it possible for everyone in our neighborhoods to participate and belong. In all sorts of ways, arts and culture make our communities thrive.

We are proud to partner with Richmond Public Schools (RPS) to advocate on behalf of RPS and Richmond students. We hosted RPS’ first Advocacy Summit, in which community members screen printed t-shirts and posters with new RPS advocacy graphics and distributed them to their schools and communities. We also worked with teachers and advocates to prepare signs and shirts ahead of the “Fund Our Future” rally, calling on the General Assembly to set aside more funding in the budget for schools. We are in continuing dialogue to support RPS’ students summer learning through public art tours.

Studio Two Three is now home to the Richmond Independent Zine Library (RIZL)! Celina Williams and Dustin Fenton started RIZL in 2016, to share their personal zine collections, collect and share zines specifically for the library, and develop a space for a growing zine community in Richmond, Virginia.