From helping decriminalize mushrooms in the city of Detroit to hosting sold out community events, Mrs. Vicius turns her healing journey into change you can point to.
Advocacy win
Coverage of the Hazel Park vote to decriminalize entheogenic plants, a campaign Mrs. Vicius helped lead through Decriminalize Nature Hazel Park, bringing the movement across metro Detroit.
Read the articleRadio interview
An interview on Proposal E, the Detroit ballot measure that made entheogenic plants the city's lowest law enforcement priority. Detroit voters passed it, decriminalizing mushrooms in the city.
Listen on WDETRecognition
Mrs. Vicius named among fifty people nationwide doing real, grounded work in sacred medicine, honored for community advocacy and education rather than talk.
Read the listMagazine feature
A magazine feature highlighting Mrs. Vicius and her work bringing plant and mushroom wellness to women and BIPOC communities.
Read the featureCommunity event
A community celebration of fungi in the 313, with education, vendors, and connection, hosted by Mrs. Vicius to bring mushroom wellness to her city.
See the eventA gathering of educators, advocates, and wellness seekers coming together around mushroom education and community healing. Mrs. Vicius joined the summit to share her story, connect with women on their healing paths, and bring the message of safe, informed mushroom wellness to a wider audience.
A homegrown Detroit event celebrating all things fungi, with hands on education, local vendors, and community connection, created and hosted by Mrs. Vicius.
Since 2022, Mrs. Vicius has traveled the country speaking and advocating for women, sharing how holistic alternatives helped her move through postpartum depression and build a life of wellness.