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Youth Section

Team

The YouthSection Team at the Goetheanum

The current team at the YouthSection at the Goetheanum

Goetheanum Youthsection team here in Dornach is in constant movement. When it was clear that Constanza Kaliks would take over the the section from Elizabeth Wirsching, Lisa Seidel and Che Wagner were ask to lead the transition time from September 2011. Since January 2012 the team has worked on different issues, having regular meetings here, traveling to other Youthsection meetings internationally and also organising the International Youthsection Conference "Being-Present!" and Initative Meeting in July 2012.

The team itself continuously works on holding the international network, researching, the new website and other projects. Continue to keep an eye in the events section to keep up-to-date. 

 

 

 

Constanza Kaliks

Constanza Kaliks, Leader of the YouthSection

born 1967 in Chile, grew up in Brasil. Married with two children.
Studies of Mathematics in São Paulo, visit at the teacher training at the Goetheanum. 19 years mathematics teacher of the upper school in São Paulo and lecturer at the teach training. Master in education. Is currently doing her Ph.D on Nicolaus of Cuse. Since January 2012 Leader of the Youthsection at the Goetheanum.

Lisa Seidel

©Magdalena Vollmer

born 1988 in New Zealand.Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Political Science,  and Bachelor of Commerce in Commercial Law and International Business. Foundation year studies at the Goetheanum and part of the Goetheanum Youthsection since September 2011. Currently also doing a Master in Peace and Conflict Transformation at Basel University.

Che Wagner

born 1988 in Switzerland, grew up in Basel region. Lives in Dornach with his partner and daugther. After 12 exciting years at Rudolf Steiner Schule Birseck (CH) and a bit of traveling, Che starts his studies of Society (BA) at Basel University. He has been connected to the Youthsection for a while, helping out in projects such as Connect Conference (07/09), Mittendrin Tagung (07) and other smaller projects.

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