Gender and Equality in the Light of Anthroposophy
ļ»æAs I always say, a child is not born sexist; a child is not born racist; they are conditioned to these.
White Supremacy Culture in Professional Spaces
/in 2020, Community, Education, Past Issues, Social Health /by Stephanie FawcettWhite supremacy culture in professional spaces is toxic ā to dismantle it, we must first be willing to name it! by Ashley Lugo Throughout my career, Iāve worked many, many jobs in a variety of sectors. Any talent that I had and could make money off of, I, for lack of a better term, milked it. Most of those jobs … Read More ►
Anti-Racism Resources
/in 2020, Community, Education, LILIPOH Articles, Past Issues, Social Health /by Stephanie FawcettCompiled by Christy Korrow 21-Day Racial Equity Habit-Building Challenge from Food Solutions New England āWhile the scheduled twenty-one days of this year’s Racial Equity Challenge wrapped up in April, we invite you to make use of this materials throughout the year. FSNE invests a significant amount of time and energy updating and improving the Challenge every year and it’s our … Read More ►
Take Action
/in 2020, Community, Past Issues, Social Health /by Stephanie Fawcett– Resources compiled by Christy Korrow Vote. When We All VoteĀ is a non-profit, nonpartisan organization that is on a mission to increase participation in every election and close the race and age voting gap by changing the culture around voting, harnessing grassroots energy, and through strategic partnerships to reach every American. www.whenweallvote.org Run for Something. Call your local county election … Read More ►
Reflections on the Current World Crisis – Inner Development for World Development
/0 Comments/in Children & Families, Community, Social Health, Spirituality /by ChristyReflections on the Current World Crisis – Inner Development for World Development An interview with Lisa Romero by Sarah Hearn We would hope that out of this shift, all of us are taking the responsibility to move what we can towards a healthier, connected society, where all peoples are considered and regarded, and our financial system and our healthcare systems … Read More ►
Letter from the Publisher, Claus Sproll- Fall 2019- #97
/in 2019, Community, LILIPOH Articles, Social Health /by Stephanie FawcettDear Readers of LILIPOH: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of HappinessāLiLiPoHāwas the battle cry of the American revolution, of the call for a new commitment to fundamental rights and an expression ofĀ the basic ideas that stand behind the foundation of the USA as a republic. The idea of Liberty, Equality, and Brother/Sisterhood was at the center of the founding … Read More ►
7 Billion Crowns
/in Art, Community, Economy, Social Health /by ChristyBy Seth Jordan Where do new ideas come from? The kind of ideas that fire the imagination and break the hold of tyrant and tradition. How are discoveries made? Inventions? Innovations? How do works of art arise? New melodies that suddenly shine a light on some vast, hidden landscape of the soul; new stories that wake us up to a … Read More ►
Who Do We Owe?
/in 2017, Economy, Health, Money, Past Issues, Social Health /by ChristyBy Abraham Entin St. Peter don’t you call me ‘Cause I can’t go; I owe my soul To the Company Store. āāSixteen Tons,ā Merle Travis, 1947 The question of debt has emerged as the defining issue of our era. Whether it is students entering their lives burdened by unpayable loans, or countries being called upon to adopt austerity … Read More ►
When Nationalism Rears its Ugly Head
/in 2017, Past Issues, Rudolf Steiner, Social Health /by ChristyA Review of Architecture asĀ PeaceworkĀ by Rudolf Steiner By Seth Jordan Perhaps the most succinct and provocative description of Architecture as Peacework ā a newly translated cycle of lectures by Rudolf Steiner ā is to be found in its preface. It is a description of the context into which these lectures were given and their subsequent effect. In Switzerland, which was … Read More ►
A Teacherās Message to High School Students: Looking at Oneās Reflection Directly – Searching the World for Flowers That Grow Only within Our Own Hearts
/in 2016, Education, Past Issues, Social Health, Youth /by ChristyBy Jeffrey Hipolito Fall 2016, Sacred Nature – Issue #85, Vol. 21 The following address was given at the graduation for the fifteen members of the Class of 2016 at the Seattle Waldorf High School. Dear friends, family, alumni, colleagues, beloved community, It is a difficult assignment to give you a picture of what it is like to work with … Read More ►