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Why Waldorf Works is a comprehensive site about Waldorf Education sponsored by the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA), an association of Independent Waldorf schools and Waldorf teacher education institutes.
www.whywaldorfworks.org
The Research Institute for Waldorf Education is an initiative working on behalf of the Waldorf movement. Founded in 1996 in order to enhance and deepen the quality of Waldorf Education, it is engaged in serious and sustained dialogue with the wider educational-cultural community, and supports research that serves educators in all types of schools.
www.waldorfresearchinstitute.org
Comprensive links to Waldorf education, Waldorf schools and Anthroposophy on the internet
waldorfanswers.org/WaldorfLinks.html
The online Waldorf Library provides information about resources in Waldorf Education, with links to publishers and vendors. A powerful tool for both teachers and parents.
www.waldorflibrary.org
All about the art of Puppetry, based on Vancouver Island!
www.junipertreepuppets.com
A private site that provides in depth answers about Waldorf Education, and breaks open a few of the myths as well.
www.waldorfanswers.com
Cutting-edge non profit financial service organization with a mission to create social benefit through innovative approaches to working with money that reflect the highest aspirations of the human spirit.
www.rsfoundation.org
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The largest English speaking website on Waldorf schools and Anthroposophy.
www.bobnancy.com
Two-year part-time Waldorf certification programs in Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education offered in our own backyard at the Westcoast Institute.
www.westcoastinstitute.org
A life sharing community serving people with special needs.
www.cascadiasociety.org
The International List of Famous Waldorf Alumni (…and Waldorf Parents), published by “theWaldorfs"
“The International List of Famous Waldorf Alumni (…and Waldorf Parents)” is a list published in Germany by “theWaldorfs”, an independent initiative of former German Waldorf students. The list is a collection containing the names of Waldorf alumni from many countries who are recognized in their home countries or internationally for positive contributions to the arts, science, politics, commerce, industry, and other fields. At the time of its foundation in 1997 no one expected that the project would trigger such great international interest and global co-operation. Today the list is published in English, contains more than 140 names of famous Waldorf alumni, almost 100 names of prominent Waldorf parents and is being accessed within a month time from more than 70 countries – from Armenia to Venezuela. The Webpage was voted 6 times as one of the “6.000 most important German Internet addresses” (Das Web-Adressbuch für Deutschland).
www.dieWaldorfs.waldorf.net
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