The Rudolf Steiner Fellowship Community

Director Little River Community School welcomes applications for a Director to lead our democratic K-12 school in Canton, NY. The Director provides vision and leadership, supports staff and students, oversees budget, fundraising, outreach, and daily operations, and serves as a key contact for families and the community. Ideal candidates are collaborative, flexible, have strong communication and problem-solving skills, and have a passion for working with children. Little River serves 36 students, grades K-12, in a four-classroom schoolhouse, on Birdsfoot Farm in Canton, NY. We provide a unique environment where students are trusted and seen as inherently self-motivated to learn about their world. Little River offers strong academic classes in small-group settings. Special emphasis is put on problem-solving skills and hands-on experiences. Our teachers facilitate and support the students. Our approach nurtures self-motivation and is characterized by the following: Multi-age groups 8:1 student teacher ratio Commitment to nonviolence and nondiscrimination Cooperation Community involvement Appreciation of our natural and physical world Hands-on activities For the full job description and application please visit: https://littleriverschool.org/ or reach out to [email protected] for more information.

WILD GRACE, an intentional, eco-spiritual community (Sierra foothills, 30 minutes from Grass Valley, California) is excited to have completed the creation of new homes for prospective members. Perhaps you or someone you know have been preparing for this wonderful opportunity? Spiritual community (sangha) is crucial on the personal level, as Thich Nat Hahn says: Your sangha—family, friends, and co-practitioners—is the soil, and you are the seed. If you have a sangha that is joyful, animated by the desire to practice and help, you will mature on your path of awakening. (adapted from Cultivating the Mind of Love) We also believe that spiritual community is crucial on the global level. The intentional focus of loving, mindful consciousness transmits a healing and transformative energy beyond our ability to perceive, which assists in planetary awakening. Wild Grace provides an opportunity for an intimate group/sangha to focus on inner attunement to the Divine, to deepen in group authentic communication practices, to steward sacred land, and to choose love moment-by-moment. Our octagonal temple, perched above the wild and scenic South Yuba River, is devoted to the Mother of Us All. We are dedicated to life-long learning of the skills needed to communicate, heal, and live life fully together in Love, Oneness, and Presence. We support a healthy balance of personal and community care, work and play, purpose, and “right livelihood.” Our shared foundation consists of group morning silent meditation, weekly heart circles where we practice trauma informed authentic relating, tending the land, sharing two or more meals a week, and creative expression. We host events including weekly neighborhood potlucks, open monthly Kirtans, weekly A Course of Love online global meetings, weekly Qi Gong classes, sun/moon cycle ceremonies, and dance classes. Wild Grace is located on 80 acres of land adja

Plan to join us August 16th to 22nd, 2026 and enjoy this unique opportunity for people interested in EcoVillage life, homesteading skills, meaningful connections and cooperative regenerative farming. Join us at one of Canada’s oldest Cooperative Farming EcoVillage communities for an immersive week in community living while we work and play with a variety of the projects, skill building and activities designed to foster a harmonious relationship with the land and with one another. We are located in the Caledon hills about one hour north of Toronto. There are limited spaces so register now! For more information, see https://www.wholevillage.org/experience-week/

Ellis Street Community House is seeking kind, present, and engaged new housemates with experience in community living. We are currently 3 adults and one baby living in a 6 bedroom, 3 bath house on ¼ acre of land near Powell Butte nature park and the Springwater Corridor bike trail. For us, living in community is a collaborative process, one that helps improve our quality of life. We’re able to eat great food, keep the place clean, maintain a garden, and hold a space large enough to host guests and events by working together. We have an extensive community library and art/craft material collection, as well as a great tea selection, stocked pantry, and functional kitchens ready for feast-making, canning, and fermentation dreams. We make kombucha, ginger beer, sauerkraut, bone broth, natto, and apple/pear butter on a rotating basis. With two fridges and two deep freezers we can save blueberries and blackberries we harvested from close by and get meat directly from farmers. We hold potlucks and other events like bonfires and game nights about once a month, and make a house dinner together weekly. We maintain a home free from artificial fragrances and voice-activated technology. The large downstairs room is available for $740 per month. It is next to the back door with zero steps to entry. We have another room upstairs that is available for $700 per month for one person or $800 for a parent and child. Guest space is available for friends and relatives of residents – upstairs there is an office/guest room for longer visits, and the couches/pads in the common areas are available for shorter stays. The home has heating and cooling through an efficient heat pump, and we just upgraded to a tankless water heater. Utilities usually run around $100 per month. We also share expenses for groceries and cleaning supplies, you’ll receive reimbursement for groceries if you go shopping often, or contribute typically $50-75 per month if you don’t go shopp