Alma Humana

Human dignity is praised today as a precious commodity, but it is repeatedly violated, despised and forgotten.

What is human dignity? Where and how is it forgotten, misunderstood and violated? What can communities contribute to the cultivation of human dignity, even when external circumstances make it very difficult? What are the concrete and specific realities and tasks of the various Romance-speaking countries concerning this, including women and children’s rights, the elderly, the right to education, health care, healthy food, work, and much more?

Anthroposophy gives the possibility to recognise human dignity as an expression of the spiritual core of the human being and to find ways of becoming responsible for realising it.

During the conference, spaces for dialogue between representatives of public human rights organisations and representatives of anthroposophical initiatives will occur. In addition, groups and artists from the various language regions will offer artistic performances. Translators will provide simultaneous translations in Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, English and German.

From the organizing group
Constanza Kaliks, Clara Steinemann and René Becker