News & Views
News & Views
Newsletter Autumn 2017 This summer, the Center for Anthroposophy, in conjunction with the Waldorf Program at Antioch University New England, completed a year-long self-study in preparation for renewal of membership in the… Pedagogical Section Newsletter June 2017 Dear Colleagues and Friends of the Pedagogical Section: Warm greetings to all of you! I write this newsletter on the first summery day of the year in New Jersey, which must mean that another school… Newsletter Spring 2017 The sign of a good teacher is that he or she is a life-long learner – from research, from colleagues, from students, from the hardships of life experience. In this issue we explore some of these… Renewal Courses 2017 update Renewal Courses 2017 in Wilton, NH Week One: June 25-30 Week Two: July 2-7 We are looking forward to another exciting summer of Renewal Courses on the beautiful campus of High Mowing School in… 
Renewal Brochure 2017! [ezcol1half] Download brochure [/ezcol1half] [ezcol1halfend] Download poster [/ezcol1halfend] Week I: Sunday, June 25th to Friday, June 30th Week II: Sunday, July 2nd to Friday, July 7th Dear… CfA Co-sponsoring Eurythmy Spring Valley performance The Center is proud to co-sponsor with the Association of Waldorf schools of North America the unique Eurythmy Spring Valley performances on March 24th, 2017 at the Redfern Arts Center in Keene, NH.… 2019 Worldwide Celebrations of the 100th Anniversary of the Waldorf Movement are under way PLEASE JOIN US IN PREPARATIONS FOR THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION! The Waldorf100 initiative was launched in autumn 2014 at a conference of the International Conference of the Waldorf Education… Newsletter Winter 2017 “Renewal” is an ongoing theme at the Center for Anthroposophy, and it means many things to us -especially so this year. For readers familiar with our work, “Renewal” is well known as the name of the… Donations to CFA Renewal Scholarship Fund Will Be Matched Announcing Karine Munk Finser Renewal Courses Scholarship Fund! We are thrilled to report that a generous donor has agreed to match up to $20,000 of all donations made this year to our Karine Munk… Introducing Renewal 2017! Renewal Courses 2017 in Wilton, NH Week I: Sunday, June 25th to Friday, June 30th Week II: Sunday, July 2nd to Friday, July 7th Dear Friends, Welcome to Renewal Courses 2017! With an international… Newsletter Autumn 2016 With the launch of a new school year, the Center for Anthroposophy begins a year-long self-study in preparation for the renewal of its membership in the Association of Waldorf Schools of North… Newsletter Spring/Summer 2016 In our culture, it is customary to think of the 21 years landmark as coming of age — a time beyond which one focuses on life more as a full adult. As an institution dedicated to the education of… Newsletter Winter 2016 Waldorf education acts as antidote to many ailments of our times: anxiety and depression in children, stress and exhaustion of adults, perhaps even extremism and violence among young fanatics. In… 
Newsletter Autumn 2015 “Milestones” are only one letter different from “millstones”, but these terms should not be confused with each other. For instance, though the processes of ageing may feel like the latter, they… Newsletter Spring 2015 Re-flect: its original meaning is “to bend back” — but also “to curve”, as in falcate, the blade of a scythe. This is the theme for our Spring 2015 issue of Center & Periphery, the online newsletter… Newsletter Winter 2015 Our focus for this issue of Center & Periphery shifts to the East: first to Forest Row, where Georg Locher — beloved mentor, teacher, artist, and genial uncle to the programs sponsored by the Center… 
Newsletter Autumn 2014 It is estimated that a majority of young children about to enter school these days will graduate a decade or so hence without the ability to decipher cursive script — because they will never have… Newsletter Spring 2013 Education entails movement. In kindergarten, the movement is primarily physical. In the lower school movement goes inside and becomes more subtle as psychological movement, so that students are… 
Newsletter Autumn 2012 Just 100 years ago, Rudolf Steiner and Marie von Sivers, the woman who would become his second wife, stood on a hill overlooking the tiny village of Dornach in the northwest quadrant of Switzerland… 
Newsletter Summer 2012 With this issue of our quarterly newsletter, we extend our reach around the globe – from consideration of “sacred cows” in India (as well as in Waldorf education) to brief portraits of the new… Newsletter Spring 2012 The term “media” has an interesting and surprisingly short biography. As recently as the 1970s the Oxford English Dictionary listed only three meanings for this term––the oldest going back no further… 
Newsletter Winter 2012 Though the shift from lengthening darkness of night to gradual lengthening of daytime happened more than 40 days and nights ago, it may be taking this long truly to feel the effect of burgeoning… Newsletter Autumn 2011 For some, the trick was a treat, for others a major disruption of their lives. A surprise early snowstorm on the weekend of Hallowe’en dumped a soggy white blanket of two feet and more on much of New… Newsletter July/August 2011 Our summertime campus deserves a new name: “Wiltin’ New Hampshire”. The thermometer actually broke daytime records, soaring past the 100 degree mark one sultry July afternoon. It marked the…