Kate Johnson

Faculty at Presencing Institute

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Presencing Institute

Kate Johnson is an interdisciplinary teacher, writer, facilitator and performer based in NYC and Philadelphia. Within the Presencing Institute, she teaches Social Presencing Theater as a tool that allows change-makers to connect with the inherent health in our systems, and to strategize fresh ways to bring that well-being to its fullest expression.

Currently, she is one of three core faculty members of the year-long Advanced Training in Social Presencing Theater course, along with Arawana Hayashi and Manish Srivastava. She also offers 2-day Basics in SPT Courses, and facilitates SPT in Presencing Foundations Programs.

Kate has been practicing Buddhist meditation in the western Insight/Theravada tradition since 2008, and is empowered as a teacher through Spirit Rock Meditation Center. Kate teaches courses integrating meditation, social justice and art at New York Insight Meditation Center, the Rubin Museum NYC, and the Institute for Contemporary Art in Philadelphia.

A lifelong dancer, Kate holds a BFA in Dance from the Alvin Ailey School/Fordham University, and MA in Performance Studies from NYU.

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