A new publication in English takes a differentiated view of the connections between plant vitality and healthy foodstuffs: “Vitality – From Soil to Stomach” takes a second look at food quality.

We cannot meet current and future challenges with yesterday’s strategies – the Schule im Aufbruch (“Schools in Transition”) initiative is convinced of this. With the support of the Software AG Foundation, the initiative will continue to expand its cross-regional consulting work and assist interested schools in developing new learning concepts.

In the RequiSiT theater, formerly substance-addicted actors combine entertaining improv theater with serious discussions on the topic of addiction, encouraging reflection, resilience, and development in student audiences.

For almost 100 years, anthroposophical medicine has been augmenting traditional academic medicine. Increasingly, however, regulatory requirements are posing a challenge to the approval of anthroposophic medicines. The international research organization ESCAMP carries out foundational scientific research with the aim of achieving long-term regulatory approval for these medicines.

Fresh from the field, onto the cafeteria table: students at the University of Witten/Herdecke are planting basic vegetables for community consumption. The project is a part of the comprehensive concept for a developmental community for holistic education at Annener Berg.

Freely-accessible seed instead of increasing privatization and parenting – this is the idea promoted by OpenSourceSeeds, based in Marburg, Germany, who have developed an open-source license for seeds.