Visiting Days – Online, January 24 (6:30-8:30pm) & In-person, January 27 (10am-1pm) – Interested in learning more about becoming a Waldorf teacher? Join the BACWTT faculty for an introduction to our Teacher Training and Foundation Studies Programs. This is a free, in-person event but registration is required. Click this link to learn more and to register.

“Reimagining the Future of Waldorf Education”, A Diversity Training Course – Introduction to the program, January 31, 2024 (6-7:30pm) – Encounter an Indigenous wisdom that can support Waldorf education in its search for a new, life-centered future. Discover the breadth of change needed to truly move into a more inclusive non-Western viewpoint and deepen your understanding of the depth of harm perpetuated by colonialism. After ten years of collaboration and exchange with BACWTT, Roman Vizcarra is prepared to offer a deeper training for Waldorf teachers, to guide them into Andean culture and to show how ancient wisdom can guide us into better ways of teaching and working. Click this link to learn more and to register.

“The Role of Waldorf Education in Navigating the 21^st Century”, the Northern CA Waldorf Teachers Conference – February 21-23, 2024 (2/21 & 2/22, 9am-3pm | 2/23, 9am-1:45pm) – with keynote speaker Ben Klocek. How do we find a contemporary and healthy relationship to being the “doorkeepers” of technology’s effects on children? We need to be both better informed and more proactive in rediscovering appropriate new thresholds that are true to the underlying intentions of Waldorf education and also true to the realities of our time.

Waldorf graduate and teacher Ben Klocek will lead us in re-finding our feet, walking our talk, and sharing an inspiring vision for a healthy relationship to technology as we navigate these developments of our time. Click this link to learn more and to register.

An online talk by Peter Selg

February 10 at 9 am Pacific Coast Time

Description

This event is offered by the Faust Branch in Sacramento, California.

REGISTER HERE

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At the 1923 Christmas Conference, Rudolf Steiner re-founded the Anthroposophical Society. In the months following, Steiner lectured many times about karma and reincarnation.  Of particular note, are twelve talks given in Dornach between February 16 and March 23.   

In this same period, Steiner gave a series of lectures, presenting “Esoteric Lessons for the First Class of the School for Spiritual Science.  These inaugurated “The First Class.”

To mark the centenary of these lecture cycles, Dr. Peter Selg is offering two on-line presentations accessible to friends in North America. 

Dr. Peter Selg is one of the leading figures in the Anthroposophical movement. Trained as a medical doctor with a specialty in pediatric psychiatry, he has practiced, done research, and taught at several noted Anthroposophical medical institutions. In 2006, he founded The Ita Wegman Institute for Basic Research into Anthroposophy in Arlesheim, Switzerland, and still directs that organization.  Dr. Selg is Co-leader of the General Anthroposophical Section of the School for Spiritual Science and member of the Goetheanum leadership committee.  A prolific author, he has written literally scores of books and articles dealing with Dr. Steiner, Anthroposophy, and the many sister movements.

An online talk by Peter Selg

January 20 at 9 am Pacific Coast Time

Description

This event is offered by the Faust Branch in Sacramento, California.

REGISTER HERE

More information

At the 1923 Christmas Conference, Rudolf Steiner re-founded the Anthroposophical Society. In the months following, Steiner lectured many times about karma and reincarnation.  Of particular note, are twelve talks given in Dornach between February 16 and March 23.   

In this same period, Steiner gave a series of lectures, presenting “Esoteric Lessons for the First Class of the School for Spiritual Science.  These inaugurated “The First Class.”

To mark the centenary of these lecture cycles, Dr. Peter Selg is offering two on-line presentations accessible to friends in North America. 

Dr. Peter Selg is one of the leading figures in the Anthroposophical movement. Trained as a medical doctor with a specialty in pediatric psychiatry, he has practiced, done research, and taught at several noted Anthroposophical medical institutions. In 2006, he founded The Ita Wegman Institute for Basic Research into Anthroposophy in Arlesheim, Switzerland, and still directs that organization.  Dr. Selg is Co-leader of the General Anthroposophical Section of the School for Spiritual Science and member of the Goetheanum leadership committee.  A prolific author, he has written literally scores of books and articles dealing with Dr. Steiner, Anthroposophy, and the many sister movements.

After a story by Leo Tolstoy

Eurythmy Performance for all ages by the Bay Area Eurythmy Ensemble at SFWS Dakin Hall

this Friday, January 5 from 6-7pm