In this podcast episode, Cat Moore talks about a subject near and dear to her heart: our need for connection with others.

Until her mid 20’s, Cat was so shy that she had trouble making eye contact in public. Through the slow, organic process of being present in her local cafes, she came to discover the power of listening, generosity, and other micro-gestures of friendliness to create community.  She believes that community is not only possible for each of us, but it is a basic human right and a condition for human flourishing.

Cat currently serves USC as the first Director of Belonging in the history of American higher education. She is the course designer + instructor for CLICK!, which has gained national attention. She is also the CEO of Re-human, a company that empowers digital users to connect on purpose on + off-screen. For the last 7 years she has partnered with leaders across industries to prototype models for organic connecting.

You can learn more about Cat on her website and follow her on Instagram at @Cat_Moore_

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