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Tomáš Zdražil,
Jun. 2026

Emil Molt: Responsibility, Money, and Trust

On the occasion of the 150th birthday of Emil Molt, the founder of the first Waldorf School, our author reflects on this figure, whose vision continues to have a global impact to this day. The first…
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Anne Brockmann,
Jun. 2026

Ways to Experience the World

Cornelia Arnodt believes that children should reach their goals in learning to read not by going faster, but by making the process easier. She is a class teacher at the Waldorf School in Potsdam and…
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Hans Hutzel,
Jun. 2026

Getting Ready for Transformation

The people of ancient Rome distinguished between Gallia Cis-Alpina and Trans-Alpina: the familiar Italian heartland here—with its fortified roads and well-trodden, comfortable paths that made travel…
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Katrin Kühne,
Jun. 2026

Between stereotypes and reality

On March 9th, the initiative Enough! Genug! called for a strike. Women around the world were called upon to stop working for a few hours to show: This is what happens when we’re not available.…
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Simone Hoffmann,
Jun. 2026

Female Fatigue: On Women's Exhaustion

Our author is an anthroposophical physician. She explores why so many women in midlife feel exhausted and why the causes are often found less in blood tests than in their daily lives. She urges women…
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Angelika Lonnemann,
Jun. 2026

Why Men Shouldn't Park

Ever since I’ve been with my husband, we’ve had conflicts in the car. I get the impression that as soon as he gets behind the wheel, he turns into a roaring bear that’s just been stung by a bee. If…
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May. 2026

Approaching Grade 7 and Grade 8

Taught remotely in real-time, Sunbridge’s «Approaching the Grades» Summer Series courses offer invaluable opportunities to focus entirely on your upcoming school year in five days brimming with…
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May. 2026

The Art of Drawing: A Waldorf Approach for Grades 1–6

This two-part online workshop introduces the Waldorf approach to drawing, focusing on four key subjects: humans, animals, nature, and buildings. Student teachers will build foundational skills using…
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May. 2026

Australian Waldorf Magazine

Publication of one of our sister organizations in Australia: «Kindlings» an e-magazine.
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Cora Klein,
May. 2026

Why do You Have to Take Your Shoes Off Here?

Bringing lessons from the classroom into real life—that is the goal of the association Reisendlernen (learning while traveling). The initiative is supported by Zukunft.Machen (shaping the future), a…
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Juri Kirstein,
May. 2026

Twelfth-grade Projects: A springboard into life?

Waldorf schools offer their own graduation certificate, which is based less on exams and more on practical experience. Central to this are the so-called year projects: In eighth grade, students…
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Maria-Sibylla Hesse,
May. 2026

Helping to Shape the Culture of Remembrance

Our author teaches history at the Waldorf School in Potsdam. She is convinced that developing a deeper understanding of the past requires places that engage all the senses. Acts of remembrance are…
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