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New General Secretary Process Update

Dear Members, It is an exciting time of change which brings the opportunity to reflect on Anthroposophy in the world and the role and purpose of the Anthroposophical Society.  The Executive...

Essay

One hundred years: In recognition of Rudolf Steiner’s Threefold Commonwealth By John Bloom One hundred years ago in 1917, amidst the disasters of World War I in Europe, Rudolf Steiner—an...

General Secretary Report April 2019

From Sue Simpson, General Secretary, Anthroposophy in New Zealand In the process of finalising this report, I heard news of the shootings in the Christchurch mosques, the full tragedy of which...

Update from the Council Dec 2018

Over the course of the year the Council meets in four different regions.  Amongst the administrative tasks and business aspect of this time another important part of the visit is to meet with...

General Secretary Report Dec 2018

Sue Simpson, General Secretary, Anthroposophical Society in NZ There are times when you step onto a path not knowing where it’s leading, who’ll you meet or what will evolve, there’s a mood...

Report from the AGM 2018

The 2018 Annual General Meeting of the Anthroposophical Society in NZ was held this year in Hastings. The weather may not have demonstrated Hawke's Bay at its finest, but the meeting was vibrant...

Visitors in 2019 – Save the Dates

Van James: 21 March - 7 April   Van James is chair of the Anthroposophical Society in Hawai'i, sits on the council of the Visual Arts Section of North America, edits Pacifica Journal and taught...

General Secretary Report August 2018

2019 marks one hundred years of Waldorf Education, it is also a hundred years since Rudolf Steiner devoted tremendous energy to what is often referred to as the Threefolding. The principle of...

General Secretary Report April 2018

A snowy landscape greeted me on my arrival in Switzerland, a surprise after the warm days of early spring. It was only a few days before it began to melt and with its departure the plants bent low...