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Arthur

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arthur@arthurgrau.com⁠

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CV:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/isarthurgrau/⁠

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Web & social: @isarthurgrau

1.808.208.1140

Bio: Arthur Grau

Every problem is a design problem. As designers we empathetically synthesize human and systemic challenges to build user solutions, engagement, and delight. With Intellibridge, the U.S. Govt., MIT, and as a lifelong mindfulness practitioner and founder of

at250.org⁠

, Arthur brings awareness-based practices to bear on experience design challenges.

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My mission to make mindfulness the new bio break. (

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Together let us be protected, be fortunate and

unite our mental forces in strength for the benefit of all.

Let our efforts and learning be illuminated, joyful, and filled with purpose.

Let us hold no hate for one another so that we may spread peace.

– Derived from “Om Sahana Vavatu”, 6th century BCE India (
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Practice History

2024 Jul - Theory U | Awareness-Based Systems Change, practitioner (

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2020 Mar - Today @2:50. Daily ten-minute mindfulness, host

https://at250.org⁠

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2018 Aug - ‘Gratitude_x - gift economy in massive open online course,’ author (

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2018 Jun - MDes, Masters of Design Innovation, MassArt, Boston, MA, holder

2017 Jun - Theory U, Presencing Institute online courses, student (

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2015 Nov - Kinetic Umbra - mindful movement studies, artist,

Prix de la Photographie, Paris⁠

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2011 Jan - Vipassana ten-day silent course, participant (

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) Hilo, HI

2009, 08, 07, 06, 05 Jan - Vipassana ten-day silent course (

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), North Fork, CA

2008, 07, 06 - Type Bar

interactive letter project⁠

, artist, MFA, Boston, Burning Man, NV

2006 Jun - BA, Media and Social Change, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA, holder

2004 May - Insight mindfulness training at Yogaville, VA, student

2003 Aug - 200-hour yoga teacher training, Shoshoni, CO, certificate holder

1999 Nov - 100-hour private yoga training in Kripalu style, Short Mountain, TN, student

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