Moving Rasa is a somatic movement framework and community building practice that helps individuals and groups reconnect to body, identity, and relationships through playful, survivor-informed movement.

Create Culture you can Trust

A practical and playful framework to move hearts, choose relationships, and live in empowered community.

No movement experience required. All bodies welcome.

SPECIAL EVENT PUSH

Rasa Labs — 7-week embodied creative intensive
Sundays, 2–5pm • Jan 25 – Mar 8 • Prime Produce

Investigate Rasa—the felt essence of experience—using the Moving Rasa framework for real-life inquiry and integration.

You’ll get: Rasa toolkit • Austronesian wisdom (silat, foodways, bamboo, poetry) • Real community

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What We Do

We use movement to explore relationships—so people and communities can create culture with trust and intention. Because movement exists in everything we do—our bodies, our systems, our ways of thinking—we practice how change happens from the inside out.

Two participants smiling and practicing a gentle supported lean.

Moving Rasa is a 501(c)(3) + framework offering circles, training, and advisory to build cultures of belonging and accountability.

How we do it [the journey]

BEGIN —> PRACTICE —> GATHER —> TRAIN

People are more isolated than ever.

Through Moving Rasa, we BEGIN with easy, inclusive, trauma-informed access points so that any person, regardless of experience, history, or background, can begin. We PRACTICE in circles moving consensually in our bodies and relationships, experimenting with boundaries, questioning the fixity of our experience, and leaning into loving relationships.

We GATHER in community, old and young in age and exposure to Moving Rasa. This is another touchpoint for people to begin as well as the community to affirm itself and build. We TRAIN to develop the skills to utilize Moving Rasa to build relationships and community.

“A gallery of participants on a Zoom session.
Three participants, including one in a power wheelchair, practicing a supported movement
Several people’s hands gathered together, each holding a unique clay figure made in a group practice.
Let's Journey!
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