Affinity and Affiliated Community Partners
Groups we are connected to (as individuals) and look forward to supporting financially as well as culturally
Anthroposophical Society
This platform is not a project of the Anthroposophical Society but is directly engaged in supporting the society in many ways and is working to help connect the movement and the society more collaboratively. All membeship in the Anthroposophicla Society is through the Groups – primarily the National Societies. The Founders of Anthroposophy.Social are all Members of the Anthroposophical Society in America and encourage others to join the General Anthroposophical Society that Rudolf Steiner United the Movement with through the Christmas Foundation Conference in 1923. From wherever they are in the World, You can find a society near you through the Goetheanum.ch
The Goetheanum
As the Midpoint of the Anthroposophical Society you can find links to National Societies and Groups from all around the world. It is also the seat of the School of Spiritual Science with its Vocational Sections and the class lessons that further esoteric devepoment within the Michael School. As the Midpoint of the Anthroposophical Society you can find links to National Societies and Groups from all around the world. It is also the seat of the School of Spiritual Science with its General and Vocational Sections; and the class lessons that further esoteric development within the Michael School.
The Section for the Spiritual Striving of Youth
This Section, somethimes called t he Youth Section, has a special places in the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science. Rudolf Steiner had the wisdom to recognize that membership should not be required for some striving in this way. Only an enthusiasm for life in it fullness which includes the spiritual strivings.
The Mission of the Youth Section of North America is to create spaces for young people to meet and collaborate with others looking to connect, take initiative, and live with intentionality.
The Youth Section is inspired by anthroposophical ideas, and we strive to create opportunities for young people to discover how their gifts can be given to a world that nee
MysTech
For Several years now a core group has been working with the challenges of our times in relationship to the Mysteries of Technology. They host courses and conferences and have a large store of Courses and conference proceedings on many of the research topics that we align and sometimes collaborate with.
Online Academy for Social Art
Some Colleagues in Africa have started a program around the Social Arts and are offering many spaces for furthering these skills. They have created a living meeting place in the online sphere, where gatherings of spirit and heart can unfold across Africa and beyond. Here, we cultivate spaces of learning and dialogue that honour the diversity of human experience, while seeking pathways of renewal for social life.
Rooted in the impulse of Anthroposophy and supported by the World Social Initiative Forum, OASA was initiated by Joan Sleigh, Angela Katschke, and Khalil Rossouw. We invite you to walk with us in weaving connections, nurturing truth, and contributing to the wellbeing of the wider human community.
Biodynamic Association of Northern California
A member-run organization that aims to promote the Biodynamic approach to farming and gardening. with quarterly gatherings across Northern California is an example of a regional group connected to the whole Biodynamic Movement as well as the Agricultural Section of the School of Spiritual Science.
