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WALDORF EDUCATION EVENTS
Event details, including contact information, can be found on the Events page of the Why Waldorf Works website. Please send us your events so we can include them in our calendar.
December 21, 2012: San Fancisco, CA
Waldorf Alumni Gathering in San Francisco
Hosted by the San Francisco Waldorf School
February 1-2, 2013: Phoenixville, PA
Doing Well by Doing Good - a Social Entrepreneur Conference for High School and College Students
Hosted by the Kimberton Waldorf School and organized by Triskeles
February 22 -24, 2013: Burlington, ON Canada
The Great Lakes / Ontario Regional Conference and Delegates' meetings
Meetings will be at the Halton Waldorf School
March 1, 2012: Princeton, NJ Mid-Atlantic Regional Delegates Meeting Hosted by the Princeton Waldorf School March 7-9, 2013: Chapel Hill, NC
Southeast Regional Delegates Meeting Hosted by Emerson Waldorf School in Chapel Hill, NC March 15-16, 2013: Cotuit, MA Northeast-Québec Delegates Meeting & Conference Hosted by Cape Cod Waldorf School in Cotuit, MA April 19-21, 2013: Detroit, MI AWSNA ALUMNI Service Weekend 2013
HEADS HANDS AND HEARTS IN DETROT! Be there and show you care! This year the traveling Service Weekend will be at the Detroit Waldorf School in the much beset with economic woes city of Detroit. The school will get us painting, digging, wiring, carpentering (skills anyone?) and generally sprucing up the beautiful old building that houses this little Waldorf school. See the Motor City while lending a hand to a school with a long-standing special mission to serve Detroit's children of all nationalities and economic levels. Details coming soon. SAVE THE DATE: June 24-27, 2013 AWSNA Summer Conference Co-Sponsored by the Anthroposophical Society Practical Life, Meditation, and the Waldorf School: The Anthroposophical Challenge. February 17-20, 2013: Boulder, CO TMCSR Regional Teacher's Conference with Aonghus Gordon Conference held at the Shining Mountain Waldorf School in Boulder, CO Please inform your communities and mark your calendars! 
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The goal of the "One Earth. One Voice" campaign, led by classical singer and Waldorf parent Shyla Nelson, is to rally 15 million people worldwide to learn and sing a Nigerian song, "Ise Oluwa," for an unprecedented global event on Dec. 21, 2012. The words of the song translate as "That which has been created can never be destroyed."
We ask that you join us in dedicating this singing to the children, teachers, and staff who died on Friday at the Sandy Hook School in Newtown, Connecticut, and to their families. We will also sing for all those in the community of our sister school, the Housatonic Valley Waldorf School. They are neighbors in Newtown and experienced the mandatory lock down and the shock of what happened to their friends and colleagues at Sandy Hook very closely. Our support at this time will give them strength, too.
At December's big annual fund raising gala for the Captain Planet Foundation Waldorf Schools received the Award for Excellence in Environmental Education
