LECTURE: An Introduction to Questions of Diversity & Race in Rudolf Steiner’s Spiritual Science

Rudolf Steiner’s research into human evolution is complex, and his views of cultures and peoples can be profound, but also controversial. Is spiritual science immune to systemic racism, and if not, is there a way to overcome it? In this 90-minute open lecture, Cory Eichmann will introduce the major questions and controversies surrounding race and diversity in Steiner’s work.

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For those interested in diving into this material more deeply, Cory will be offering an 8-week Continuing Education course on Diversity & Race in Rudolf Steiner’s Spiritual Science through the Camphill Academy. To learn more about the course, visit camphill.edu/continuing-education.

About the presenter

Cory Eichmann became involved with Steiner’s work over 30 years ago. He founded the Saugeen River CSA in 1997, an 80-acre mixed biodynamic farm in Durham, Ontario, Canada. Cory began teaching courses on biodynamics in 2005, working with the Rudolf Steiner Centre in Toronto, through the Ontario Biodynamic Society, and the Biodynamic Association. Through his participation in the BDA Social Justice Advisory committee, he was invited to lead a course on Steiner and race by the Council of Anthroposophical Organizations in 2021 and has continued to refine the course since.