Spotlight
No life in freedom and dignity without risks
Interview with Michaela Glöckler, paediatrician and former head of the Medical Section at the Goetheanum. [more]
Spotlight
We take it very seriously
Interview with Henning Kullak-Ublick, board member and spokesperson of the German Association of Waldorf Schools, about racist tendencies in society, the Waldorf schools and in the work of Rudolf Steiner. [more]
Spotlight
The inexhaustible source of humanity
Interview with Henning Kullak-Ublick, board member and spokesperson of the German Association of Waldorf Schools. [more]
Spotlight, It sings and sounds
Anthroposophy and right-wing extremism? The conduct of the Waldorf schools in the “Third Reich”
After the demonstration against the coronavirus measures in Berlin on 29 August 2020, various magazine articles appeared once again accusing anthroposophy and Waldorf schools of being close to right-wing extremism. [more]
Spotlight, Magic of beginning
About coronavirus
The transformation of our lifeworld through human beings and the retroactive effect on humans. [more]
Spotlight, Waldorf sustainability
The virus: war and peace. Notes on corona
“Nous sommes en guerre!” We are at war – the words of the French president in his address to the nation summon up resistance, literally. What we need now is empathy, solidarity and responsibility says the German chancellor in her speech. Both are probably true. Yet the enemy is invisible, lives within us. [more]
Spotlight, Truth and Lie
Not playing along anymore
It is striking: the two people who on a global “hero ranking” probably occupy the top places could at first sight not be more different. [more]
Spotlight, Getting digitalised
Goodbye Michael House School. The second English Waldorf school closes
The second oldest Waldorf school in the heart of England between Derby and Nottingham will stop operating at the end of the school year. The decision, taken by the school’s trustees with a heavy heart, was notified on its website on 1 March 2019. [more]
Spotlight, Trust
Education to freedom in digital change
We live today not just in a world of digital devices, we also increasingly live in a digital world. This world is more and more experienced as actual primary life in contrast to our urban or natural environment. [more]
Spotlight, Meditation
1968: impulses and consequences
It is fifty years since the 1968 movement: in the retrospectives which can be found to celebrate this anniversary in the various media the assessments are highly controversial. If some see it as the great emancipatory start into a better world, others speak at the extreme end of the spectrum of the uprising of unworldly and mislead “do-gooders” – with a socially destructive effect which has lasted to the present day. [more]
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