Holly Mosley with Female First discusses something that needs to be addressed: the online Wiccan community and its influencers. Do you really need all the...

This article by Hayley Williams discusses the racist anti-Semitic origins of the description of Witches wearing a pointy black hat–and all this time many of...

This article by the Colorado Sun is interesting, and is pretty fair to Wiccans. Those folks from Focus on the Family need to read some...

In yet another positive Pagan news article this week, The Atlantic takes a look at the increase in the religion of Witchcraft and Wicca, and...

This article by Camille Soleil of the Willamette Week talks about the city of Portland, and how it’s a great place to live and work...

This article by Sebastian Kettley of the Express talks about a Wiccan celebration of the February Snow Moon, and while not authoritative in nature, is...

In this article from Mustang News, author Olivia Monforte tells the tale of journalism junior Helyn Oshrin, who dealt with a backlash of negative reactions...

Author Megan Grimes is writing a series on students on campus with unique religious beliefs, and she’s starting with this very fair and balanced article...

The series Chilling Adventures of Sabrina seems to be very popular, and it does cover some aspects of what Paganism is about, but it gets...

Prisons often offer Drug and Alcohol treatment programs to those who are incarcerated, but generally they are based in Christianity. This post from the Addiction...

In this article from The Conversation, it is pointed out that President Trump has tweeted the words “Witch Hunt” 337 times, or roughly once every...

Atlas Obscura reports that a granite stone memorializing the more than 200 male and female prisoners who awaited trial or execution for witchcraft between the...

Cyndi Brannen of Patheos brings us this years Witches’ Wheel of the Year, a spectacular look at the lunar, astrological and seasonal energies we’ll be...

In this Patheos article by Gwyn, she talks about what is becoming a common refrain: the Earth is calling, and those of you who are...

Author Scarlet Magdalene from Patheos brings up some valid questions in this article about being outed from your personal broom closet. How do you handle...

Perhaps it’s time to get rid of the term “white witch” at this point. Columnist Holly Mosley makes some valid points about how the term...

Author Thorn Mooney from Patheos website talks about her spiritual path, which she defines as “ecstatic, spirit-filled, and deeply personal, but it’s also informed by...

As author Heidi Beedle from the Colorado Springs Independent points out, and many Wiccans can confirm, “At any given queer gathering, you’re almost certain to...

This right on point article from The Wild Hunt, a Pagan and Heathen news and events site that you simply must check out if you...

An article from The Atlantic talks about how many Wiccans there are in the United States (between 1 to 1.5 million) and how by 2050...

Not your fairy-tale, wart-nosed, broom-riding witches, modern witches are seen in classrooms and cubicles, creating a growing industry of books, podcasts and social media dedicated...

This is a positive story about modern-day Druids at White Mountain Druid Sanctuary in southern Washington State. Talks about Isaac Bonewits and the formation of...

This book review from John Beckett at Patheos looks at a new book by Rev. Lora O’Brien entitled A Practical Guide to Pagan Priesthood. The...

This review by Patheos author Thorn Mooney is an interesting read in and of itself. Her take on the book is that it was well-written,...

In this column from Teen Vogue called Practical Magic, author Lisa Stardust discusses her witch’s guide for magic in 2020, which includes traditional holidays as...

This review of a new book entitled Revolutionary Witchcraft: A Guide to Magical Activism by Sarah Lyons is reviewed by Brooklyn Paper. They speak to...

This is a review by Patheos, a very open-minded religious site. If you haven’t checked them out, be sure to visit–they have a Pagan section,...

This news article from October 10, 2018 was published in The Revealer, and discusses Wiccans in the Ohio Reformatory for Women, and the work that...

From 2018, Jennifer Ann Jasmaine states in her federal lawsuit that Lanesboro Correctional Institution is not allowing her to practice Wicca. She says they won’t...

From 2016, William Rouser fought a decades-long legal fight against the California Correction System for his Wiccan rights, along with the ability to use incense...

From June of 2019, a Michigan court agreed toallow an inmate sue the state after prison officials refused to allow him to celebrate Wiccan holidays....