Arawana is a co-founder and core faculty at the Presencing Institute and guides the creation of Social Presencing Theater (SPT) with Manish Srivastava and colleagues. The work cultivates embodied awareness that can reveal both the depth of current reality and the potential of what is coming into being.

She joins Peter Senge and Otto Scharmer for the Executive Champions Workshop in Vermont, and collaborates with Phil Cass at the Physicians Leadership Program in Columbus, Ohio. She teaches for Emana Formacion in Bilbao and collaborates with Ricardo Dutra at Aalto University in Helsinki and colleagues in France and Denmark in developing Pedagogies of Togetherness for schools. She is the author of Social Presencing Theater: The Art of Making a True Move.

Moving beneath the surface of habit and reaction, vast intelligence and care empowers action that naturally aligns with the wellbeing of the whole. In a world longing for authentic leadership and genuine connection, Arawana offers her work as an artist and teacher, as an invitation to rediscover what is already present—the innate wisdom that responds to our times with compassion, clarity, and care for life. In 2023, her work received recognition at the Fetzer Foundation’s convening on Love, Racial Justice, and Spiritual Transformation.