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Author, adult educator and complementary health practitioner Lisa Romero comments on the material reflections of the spiritual world that proliferate...
Last fall, the teachers’ seminar with lecturer Alfred Rahmen concluded after four instead of five years due to the pandemic....
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On September 24, a wide range of training courses for basic education in Anthroposophical Medicine will be launched. We initiate new courses aimed at many therapeutic professional groups: medical students, tutors, nurses, speech therapists, and more. Judit Kedves and Philipp Busche report on the new, flexible training project. What inspires...
Since September 2021 Sven Saar and Alan Swindell have been leading the new seminar in Ringwood, South England, the largest...
Susan West Kurz evokes compost as a potent metaphor for biography work. Here, as we round the corner to St....
In the fall, many young people start their studies at Alanus University again. This includes the unique Bachelor’s degree program ‹Economics and Drama›. Students will learn advanced acting courses and a freely selectable specialization from the Faculty of Economics. At the heart of the degree program is teaching a playful...
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Kate Estember just turned 40. At 26, she became an Assistant Professor of Psychology, and at 28 she co-founded the...
Jordan Walker spoke with Joan Sleigh about her work with leadership in the tumult of today’s life. Leadership as an...
Liz Beaven, Executive Director of the Alliance for Public Waldorf Education, explores the epidemic of school violence in the United States, encouraging educators to speak loudly on behalf of the wellbeing and safety of children. In the United States, by mid-May, for many schools, the school year is almost at...
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