Waldorf Education and Anthroposophy in Latin America

Morning lecture

Marisa Nardini, an Argentine Waldorf teacher, recounts from the depths of her heart how anthroposophy took root in Argentina and Latin America: the arrival of the first European pioneers, the cultural and linguistic tensions, the emergence of the first Waldorf schools, crises that open new paths, and her own experiences as a child and later as an educator. She concludes with the question of how, through encountering one another from soul to soul, we can shape a more dignified future for the coming generations.

A contribution by Marisa Nardini to the conference “Alma Humana!” in July 2025 at the Goetheanum.

Spanish | simultaneous interpretation FR · IT · PT · RO · EN | subtitles · DE · ES
Publication: 5 December 2025