The Anthroposophical Society in America is a part of the General Anthroposophical Society whose center is at the Goetheanum, Dornach, Switzerland. Its founding ideals were articulated in the Statutes adopted at the Christmas Foundation Stone Conference in 1923. The Anthroposophical Society is an entirely public organization.
Membership is open to all without regard to race, ethnicity, or religious conviction.
To fulfill its aims, the Anthroposophical Society in America supports individual members and groups including local study groups, branches and the work of the School of Spiritual Science. In addition, it sponsors and conducts programs, conferences, lectures, artistic classes and performances. These activities are offered to help deepen the spiritual life of Society members and to acquaint the public with the understanding of the world as known through Anthroposophy.