Since July 2020, we have been interviewing young people from Peru, Ecuador, Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Costa Rica and Colombia. In these meetings, they told us about their lives, their wishes, their challenges and aIn these meetings, and above all they demonstrated a great sensitivity to the social inequalities of the world. For this reason,…
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Can we comprehend what is foreign to us? Interculturality in the 21st century – A contribution by Constanza Kaliks and Paula Edelstein on November 16, 2020 as part of the lecture series of the Goetheanum Leadership Signature of the present times.
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On Saturday 12th December 2020, people from all over the world gathered online to listen to the latest observations of the Youth Section at the Goetheanum’s (Re)Search project. The event, which was originally planned to be hybrid with a mixture of participants on site (at the Goetheanum) and others attending via Zoom, had to take…
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The 2021 International Students’ Conference will take place from 30th March – 3 April at the Goetheanum (and online). The theme of under whichwe will meet is “TRUST”. Here, Tim & Vincent, the latest co-workers to join the Youth Section at the Goetheanum’s team share their thoughts on this special topic. Trust is an incredibly…
Read MoreView the original post of the North American Youth Section email us at northamericanyouthsection@gmail.com fortiyfing the “I” https://www.rsarchive.org/Lectures/Year/ Farmer Dane’s inspiration occurred while reading this article by Dennis Klocek, A Path Towards Earth Stewardship GOETHE FORUM To facilitate the flow and support of Deep Tracks + Save the Seeds! , Dane set up a new…
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“I think COVID is really showing it’s not about the world, it is about how we deal with our own fears, our demons. It’s about us.” (Germany, 27) After journeying through big questions of humanity such as “what is the purpose of life”, “what makes a human being human”, or “where has humanity gone?”, we…
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DUE TO NEW COVID-19 MEASURES, THIS EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE ONLY ONLINE. REGISTER BY SENDING US AN EMAIL HERE. You are all warmly invited to join the Youth Section for our annual research colloquium. Our project (Re)Search is in its third year running and since its inception in 2017, it has grown in depth and…
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Why am I in this project? Because I want to learn everything that can be learnt about this world. And I know this is a really huge goal but, at the same time, is what I feel that I have to do and for me it’s amazing how I can listen to all of you…
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These and other (Re)flections are part of a series of writings by young people from around the world taking part in the (Re)Search in times of COVID-19 initiative. “Like an archer letting go off the arrow” What makes us human? At first I was overwhelmed with the question, then I became somewhat annoyed by it,…
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We are excited to share with you the Anthroposophical Society in America’s new year-long online course Applied Anthroposophy! Through the lens of anthroposophy, the course connects current events and inner work to four key themes: Freedom, Love, Initiative, and Service. You can find out more about Applied Anthroposophy at this link, including information about the full faculty…
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