Short film: ‘Are Rudolf Steiner’s ideas still relevant?’
by Anthroposophie Tage on YouTube
To mark the 100th anniversary of Rudolf Steiner’s death, a group of former Waldorf students set off in search of clues: Which of his impulses for education, agriculture, business and medicine are still relevant today – and could they even offer solutions for the future?
Autumn Conference of the Natural Science Section at the Goetheanum
The Autumn Conference 2026 at the Goetheanum is dedicated to current questions in science in dialogue with an expanded...read more
Standing on the Abyss. Trauma, Development and Resilience – International Annual Conference of the Medical Section at the Goetheanum
From 16–20 September 2026, the International Annual Conference of the Medical Section will take place at the Goetheanum in...read more
Excitement in Ghana and Malawi
This year, proactive people in Ghana and Malawi have come together to organise a study week during which they can...read more
IVAA is recruiting a Project & Communications Assistant
The International Federation of Anthroposophic Medical Associations is looking for a Project & Communications Assistant to provide administrative, organizational,...read more
Climate-resilient agriculture
by Martin Quantin | Goetheanum Section for Agriculture Date: 07/22/2026 How can resilient agricultural systems be achieved? June 2026 was...read more
Die pädagogische Wende: Interview with Prof. Dr. Klaus Zierer
By Prof. Dr. Ralf Lankau and Peter Hensinger, M.A. Datum: July 10, 2026 English translation by Raul Guerreiro The...read more
Demeter and the organic sector will remain free of genetic engineering
The sectors free of genetic engineering, such as Demeter and organic farming, are maintaining their position: new genetic engineering...read more
New genetic engineering without labelling
In recent months, we have kept you informed about the vote in the European Parliament that was to take...read more
UNESCO’s interest in Waldorf education
UNESCO is a specialised agency of the United Nations whose mission is to promote world peace and security through...read more
IVAA shares a patient leaflet on hayfever
Discover IVAA’s new patient leaflet explaining how hayfever develops, why pollen triggers strong immune reactions, the role of environmental...read more
Living Farms Magazine
The magazine of the Section for Agriculture (Living Farms) provides updates on current developments in the global biodynamic movement....read more
Living Farms Podcast
The ELIANT Alliance recommends the “Living Farms” podcast series by the Section for Agriculture at the Goetheanum. These conversations...read more
Blacked-out Ingredients: The Europe‑wide campaign
The EU is planning to significantly weaken the requirements for genetically modified organisms (GMOs): according to the new regulation...read more
Pesticide Action Network: Pesticide-free agriculture is profitable and boosts yields
From Pesticide Action Network | 16 April 2026 While the environmental and health harm of pesticides are well-known, many...read more
The initiative “Smartphone Free Childhood”
The initiative “Smartphone Free Childhood” is an international, parent‑led movement that advocates for significantly delaying children’s access to smartphones...read more
