Bring Embodied Creativity to Your Organization and Community!
Don’t You Feel It Too? offers workshops and presentations drawing on eleven years of working in this innovative form. We make movement accessible to all bodies, abilities, and comfort levels. Benefits include stress relief, connection, creativity, and joy! We give presentations on living a creative life and adding artists to your workplace for innovative thinking.
We can customize these experiences to your needs. Workshops vary in length from 90 minutes to three hours to multiple sessions over several days. Presentations can range from 30 to 90 minutes. We work with a range of budgets and group sizes.
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Photo by Sharolyn B. Hagen
Photo by Dave Kapell
PAST & CURRENT CLIENTS AND PARTNERS:
adrienne maree brown’s Emergent Strategy Ideation Institute
United Theological Seminary
Weisman Art Museum
Unitarian Universalist Church
Kulture Klub Collaborative
Million Artist Movement
Inquilinxs Unidxs Por Justicia/United Renters for Justice
Clouds in Water Zen Center
Ayeeyo Childcare Center
Kaleo Center for Faith, Justice & Social Transformation
Classes in dance, leadership, art, and various aspects of residential life, at the UC Irvine, University of Minnesota, Macalester College, Antioch College, St. Olaf College, St. Catherine University, and others
Minneapolis Downtown Improvement District
Northern Spark Festival
United Way
TEDxMinneapolis
Social Theory, Politics, & the Arts Conference
Minneapolis Institute of Art
CONTACT US & TELL US ABOUT YOUR COMMUNITY’S NEEDS:
“No activity up to this moment in life has been more uplifting or more liberating than what I experienced today.”
“I did not expect the deep and profound impact the experience would have on me personally. Moving my body through space gave me a sense that I was celebrating my existence in this world. That my body and my life matter. That felt to me like liberation.”
Photo by Dave Kapell
“I discovered I’m more courageous than I thought.”
“DYFIT? has allowed me to remember how important the body is, and how much I value freedom and self-expression. It is helping me regain contact with my artful self.”