“We need courage, real courage! We need the courage to say that the life of the world must be re-established on totally new foundations. This courage is something we learn very quickly or not at all.”

To strengthen our worldwide collegiality, we gather four times a year for quarterly meetings with Youth Section co-workers around the world.
Our next call will take place in early August.
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The Mount Camphill Community invites you to attend a gathering of inspired young minds who share a connection to or interest in the Camphill impulse. We encourage attendance from the younger generation of committed lifesharers within communities across the world.
The presence of the Archangel Michael lives very strongly at The Mount, not only in the presence of the statue about our hall, but in our daily lives as a vibrant, youthful community living, learning and working together.

Join this participatory seminar with Dorian Schmidt and Nathaniel Williams offered in English and German. 
This weekend-long seminar with the Youth Section at the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland is an introduction to imaginative contemplative inquiry. With a group of young people, we will discover this unique way of working with consciousness through short presentations, exercises and group sharing.

The Courage Conference is a five-day inquiry into the heart of spiritual-science, hosted by Meristem (formerly Rudolf Steiner College) and the Sacramento Waldorf School. Together, we will seek an experience of the truth as it lives in the warmth of soul, transforming dead intellectuality through direct revelation. By engaging our faculties of thinking, feeling, and willing, we will learn what it means to create out of a living relationship to Spirit. 

Deepening our anthroposophical journey in Africa in Nairobi, Kenya. For young people aged 15-35 years. This gathering offers space for study, reflective dialogue, artistic work, and shared African experience, inspired by Rudolf Steiner's education of the higher words, to support inner development and service in Africa.