Gateways is the newsletter of the Waldorf Early Childhood Association of North America and is the professional journal for those working with young children in Waldorf early childhood settings - kindergartens, play groups, home care programs, parent/child classes and child care centers. Gateways is published twice each year, in the fall and spring.

To order subscriptions or back issues, please contact the Waldorf Early Childhood Association of North America, 285 Hungry Hollow Road, Spring Valley, NY 10977. Tel 845-352-1690. Fax 845-352-1695.  Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The Online Waldorf Library offers Gateways articles from 1995, Issue #29, to the present.

An index of the most recent issues can be found on the first page, an index and articles of older issues can be found by scrolling down.

The Waldorf Journal Project, sponsored by the Waldorf Curriculum Fund and published by AWSNA Publications, brings to English-speaking audiences translations from essays, magazines, and specialized studies from around the world.

Journals are published twice a year and all articles in issues from 2002 to the present are available on the Online Waldorf Library.

LifeWays North America is devoted to developing health childcare, parent-infant and parent-child programs, and training programs for caregivers, parents and parent educators. These activities are inspired by the works of Rudolf Steiner and the experience of Waldorf education and are supported by contemporary early childhood research as well as the common sense and wisdom of many generations of parents.

The Online Waldorf Library has LifeWays Newsletters from 2008 to the present.

The Clearing House Newsletter was a subscription Newsletter written by and for Waldorf teachers. Over the years, contributions covering a wide range of topics and classroom experience appeared. Early issues served to make visible general news, teaching ideas, newly discovered resources, and the needs of the teachers for translations and source materials. Later issues were generally thematic, addressing one topic or another in the curriculum, or in the practice of Waldorf education. Please bear in mind that this is an archive - and some of the material contained is therefore somewhat dated. However, because we feel that a great deal of it is still useful and should be available to those who are interested, we have elected to publish the contents of each issue in this section of the Online Waldorf Library. The table of contents for each issue can be found below, and clicking on the link will take you to the appropriate Adobe PDF file. Some of these files are pretty large - please be patient.

This periodical serves to bring the work of the Pedagogical Section into closer contact with the international Waldorf school movement. It contains reports of the work and goals of the Pedagogical Section as well as observations made in visiting schools around the world. It is meant to be a place where the questions concerning the work in the Waldorf schools can be posed, and where research projects and their results can be shared, thus strengthening the growing consciousness for the international and cosmopolitan nature of the Waldorf school movement.

Although a list of the contents of all journals published since 1995 are listed, only issues 35 (2009) to 64 (2018) have live links.

Published by the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America, twice each year, in Fall and Spring.

Para los presentes y futuros maestros Waldorf

Published by The Initiative Circles of the Education (Pedagogical) Section in Australia, Hawai’i and New Zealand.
The Online Waldorf Library offers articles in issues from 2004 to the present.

Pacifica Journal is published biannually by the Anthroposophical Society in Hawai‘i.

Articles in issues from 2004 to the present are now available.

Published twice a year by AWSNA Publications (now Waldorf Publications)

The Online Waldorf Library has all issues available from 1994 to 2012 in pdf format.

The Golden Blade was published from 1949 to 2009.

Anthroposophy springs from the work and teaching of Rudolf Steiner (1861—1925). He described it as "a path of knowledge, to guide the spiritual in the human being to the spiritual in the universe. The aim of this Annual is to bring the outlook of Anthroposophy to bear on questions and activities of evident relevance to the present, in a way which may have lasting value. It was founded in 1949 by Charles Davy and Arnold Freeman, who were its first editors, and
owes much to the twenty-three years of editorial guidance of Adam Bittleston.

Published by the Association for a Healing Education, twice each year, in Fall and Spring. For membership/subscription information, please contact:

Published by the Nature Institute, twice a year, in Fall and Spring.

A quarterly journal focusing on health, wellness and education from an Anthroposophical approach.

We provide a direct link to Lillipoh.

A publication of the Nature Institute

Current and back issues of the Steiner Schools Fellowship, UK, Newsletter and the archives of Living Education Magazine

Child and Man, A Journal for Rudolf Steiner Education was published originally by teachers of the New School, London, and later by The Rudolf Steiner Educational Association at Michael Hall School in Forest Row, Sussex, Michael House in Ilkeston, and The Steiner Schools Fellowship. We are pleased to share almost all back issues of this publicaton from 1936 to 2005.