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In this day and age, European culture is
fading into history, and all the beauty, uniqueness, and tradition
is quickly being stripped away. Not only European culture
is suffering, all culture is fading. Mono-culture and consumerism
is the new culture to replace all cultures. As dismal as things
seem, there is hope. Although we cannot save all, Sigrdrifa
is here to ensure that our unique and beautiful European heritage
is preserved for future generations.
Sigrdrifa’s projects, programs and publications reflect
the need for education and support of our most precious resource:
Our Families. Our focus on women, children, and families accomplishes
this preservation. By helping families, we help the most basic
foundation of all culture. Through creating educational materials
on ancient and contemporary European culture, we ensure that
our children will have the tools to preserve our culture,
in turn, through the education of their children!
Alas, a heritage is not preserved by education alone! Sigrdrifa
has taken a leading role in Folk Building. Folk Building is
the support network for our Families. This network provides
home education support, new parent support, community support,
etc… For our heritage to survive far into the future,
we must take measures now. Folk Building is the way to build
a foundation that will carry on the legacy of our heritage.
Creating a web of support that allows our Folk to live without
worry about their basic needs: housing, food, clothing, and
education. Fulfilling these needs allows our Folk to concentrate
on more spiritual, cultural, and intellectual pursuits.
The Sigrdrifa Education Network offers several
publications, projects and programs to further our vision
of an autonomous Folk Community. Under SEN, we produce Sigrdrifa,
a magazine that promotes and preserves European heritage and
culture, in addition to pushing the envelope on environmental
and health issues. Click
here to visit the Sigrdrifa Magazine website.
Under SCOOTS Homelearners (the home education sector of the
Sigrdrifa Education Network), we produce Hands on Homelearning,
which follows a theme that mimics Sigrdrifa, and includes
lessons materials, teaching aids, and activities based upon
the classical method of education to accompany Sigrdrifa as
a curriculum for teaching the children of our Folk. Click
here to visit Homelearners.net.
Under SiggyKids!, we produce SiggyKids! magazine, which compliments
both Sigrdrifa and Hands On Homelearning with fun and exciting
coloring pages, activities, crafts, exercises, and more! Click
here to visit SiggyKids.com
Together, these three magazines form a one-of-a-kind curriculum
only available through the Sigrdrifa Education Network ….and
as with all Sigrdrifa materials, these materials are tried,
tested and true by the families of Sigrdrifa.
Although our main activity is producing educational materials
as reflected in our mission statement, there is much more
to Sigrdrifa. We actively network with families to support
their basic needs for education, clothing, food, etc…
We run a local school co-op. We host the annual Sigrdrifa
Family Picnic with special games for children and their families.
We maintain a local home education group that reflects the
educational focus of the SCOOTS Homelearners. We have a community
garden where our families can have a food source free of toxins
and carcinogens.
Yet, this is only the beginning. Actively, we strive for
more – we strive for better, and what one person can
do, so can others. Start supporting our dream today by creating
your own community, connecting with folk in your local area,
seeking out ways to build yourself and build with others.
Find ways to succeed instead of excuses to fail. Folk build
for our future.
Click here
for more information on Supporting the Sigrdrifa Education
Network.
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