Fall 2023, Issue #113
Can you start by describing the history of the Impulso Biodinámico de México and how the organization fits into the story of the biodynamic movement in Mexico more broadly?
Since 2000, biodynamics in Mexico has had a tradition of classes, workshops, and diploma courses in various parts of the country that have been facilitated by pioneering teachers from Mexico and around the world. The initial momentum that gave birth to biodynamic conferences in Mexico grew thanks to a group of young people who shared their enthusiasm and commitment when they returned from the 2013 Latin American Biodynamic Conference in Peru.
A Vision Became Reality: Construction Completion at the Lakota Waldorf School Isabel Stadnik
The Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota is located in one of the poorest counties in the United States. It is home to roughly 42,000 Oglala Lakota. Parents cannot afford tuition; therefore, The Lakota Waldorf School depends completely on the generous donations of individuals, foundations, and corporations.
Progress Report Time: Evaluating Students of All Ages by Nancy Blanning
By this time, children and families are pretty well settled back into a school routine. We were sad to say goodbye to the more relaxed summertime when days could be slightly more spacious. The reality of timeliness and disciplined responsibility for schoolwork probably felt like a pair of stiff, new school shoes. But now they are broken in, and the fit is not so tight.
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