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2021 AGM of the Anthroposophical Society in Australia

9 July,2021 - 12 July,2021

– Healing and Resilience –

Updated 4/7/2021

A three-day program hosted by Jane Bradshaw, General Secretary, and the Tasmanian Branch, with guest speakers from New Zealand, Melbourne and NSW, culminating in the 2021  AGM of the Anthroposophical Society in Australia ( ASinA) on the morning of Saturday 10th of July 2021 at Tarremah Steiner School, Hobart.

Program Updated 4/7/2021

Please note: due to the current circumstances, some activities may be need to changed

Friday 8.30am – 7.30pm: Registration, lectures and star-gazing, weather permitting.

Friday 3:00pm-4.00pm: live (zoom) Goetheanum tour and introduction to the Vorstand with Q&A.

Friday 6.30pm – Outdoor fire, music and stargazing

Saturday 9.00am: Eurythmy and presentation.

Saturday 10.30am – 12:00pm: AGM with a Zoom link for online attendees.

Saturday 1.30-5.00pm: Lectures and acknowledging the dead. 

Sunday 9:30am: Class Lesson (Blue card required) 

For the full program, click here. Please check for presenters, times and venues. 

Products for sale during the breaks include: Southern Swan, Lyrebird Steiner Inspired Products, LilyRose Artisan Fibres and Miellerie honey

Program presenters

Michelle Vette – ‘Re-semblance’
Michelle is the General Secretary for the Anthroposophical Society in New Zealand and co-coordinates the Foundation Course in Anthroposophical Nursing at Taruna College, NZ. She is currently completing a Masters in Nursing.  

Brian Keats – ‘Seeds and the Human Being’ + possible star gazing in the evening
Brian has a deep knowledge of biodynamics and is a spiritual scientist. His research enables the creation of his annual BD/astronomy calendar.

Rod Tomlinson – ‘Night Echo’
Rod has spent the last forty years working in Steiner educational initiatives in Australia as a primary Class teacher and as a secondary specialist teacher and guardian, as well as in management and governance

Maria Garrido – ‘From Vulnerability to resilience (the experience of life unfolding)
Maria holds trainings in Mysticism and Human Sciences, Counselling and has a Graduate Diploma in Arts Therapy.

Registration 

AGM Voting now available via Zoom

If you have not yet voted and intend to do so, the ASinA Membership Registrar, Graham Long, needs your papers emailed to him by today, Monday 5 July. However, it will now be possible for members who attend the AGM via Zoom to vote at the meeting. You must be registered for the Zoom attendance to vote. The registration link will be sent out by branch coordinators on  6 July. 

For AGM attendance at Tarremah School, you can find the registration form here. Sign-in on Saturday at 8.30am.
For attendance via Zoom, the registration link will be sent out by branch coordinators on 6 July.
For the full 3-day program, click here
For more information, contact Jane Bradshaw.

Cost

Lunch $10 and Dinner $15
Morning tea and Afternoon tea provided.

Other activities to do while you are here

Pack your winter woollens, maybe stay longer on the beautiful island for bush or beach walk, or visit Mona the museum of new and old art. On Saturday night, Cary Lewincamp presents an evening of music, storytelling and a fascinating workshop on how he makes his guitars. Cary runs these evenings every Saturday night from 5-7pm.  

There is also Mozart’s Requiem Recomposed at 7.00pm on Saturday as part of the Hobart Festival of Voices is being held during this weekend in Hobart. If you wish to attend any events please organise your own tickets and your own attendance

 

 

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Start:
9 July,2021
End:
12 July,2021
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Organisers

Tasmanian Branch
Jane Bradshaw

Venue

Tarremah Steiner School, Kingston, Tasmania
27 Nautilus Grove
Huntingfield, TAS 7055 Australia + Google Map