About the Founder

Kate Spacek is an Artist; her medium is People. She designs and facilitates co-creative experiences that foster belonging, agency, and collective ownership. Leveraging two decades in business operations, group facilitation, and event production, Kate amplifies the unique value of human creativity in unexpectedly innovative ways. The ideal project joins humans across cultures, sectors, and disciplines - and includes elements of play and expression - to spark ideas, instigate relevant dialogue, stretch what is possible, and lead to real, sustainable results.

Movement of Belonging encapsulates a wide array of embodiment projects that are designed to transform individual physical movement and creative agency into connective social movements and world-shaping actions. Private sessions for individuals, couples, and young people are the anchor of MOB. “Our sense of belonging to others is limited by our sense of belonging to self.”

Move Your Mission, a MOB signature program, guides progressive organizations and business owners to clarify and develop strategies from aligned inner wisdom and experimental movement practices. A recurring public event (Social Movement), a pilot podcast, and customized interactive event installations round out MOB’s menu of offerings. Kate’s work combines her movement education (Mettler’s Creative Dance, Gaga, Alexander Technique, NIA, yoga, etc.) and meditation practices with extensive business consulting experience, studies in the powers of Play, and a welcoming co-creative facilitation style.

Kate has co-produced or facilitated interactive art-centric events for Red Bull, General Electric, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Google.org, Autodesk, City of Oakland, US State Department, local art galleries, schools, and others - in at least 15 countries. Her work has been featured on National Public Radio (NPR), Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), and various television, radio, and print media outlets outside the U.S.