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The new coronavirus, referred to as COVID-19 due to it’s discovery in 2019, has caused a ripple effect of cancellations, re-imaginings, and other challenges for both individual Pagans as well as Pagan events.
This page contains a listing of TWH coverage of COVID-19-related articles, interviews, event updates, and perspectives on how this pandemic has impacted the Pagan, Wiccan, Witchcraft, Heathen, and polytheistic communities.
Click Here for an on-going listing of 2020 Pagan events that have been cancelled, postponed, or re-imagined in some fashion.
Click Here for COVID-19 related information from the CDC for Faith Leaders.
August 22nd was 2020’s Earth Overshoot Day, the day when, according to the Global Footprint Network, humanity began using more of Earth’s resources than could be renewed within the year. TWH covers the 2020 report and critiques of the concept.
The Buckland Museum announced a fundraiser to help the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic in Boscastle, England while it remains closed to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Clio Ajana celebrates Kronia with a meditation on culling the unnecessary that we might appreciate the core experience of life.
Karl E.H. Seigfried delves into the Viking-era virtue of “hóf,” or “moderation,” and how its spirit of community ties should matter to modern Heathens in the age of the coronavirus.
TWH’s Josephine Winter talks to Adrienne Piggott and Paul Gooding of Spiral Dance about their first performance with an audience since the COVID-19 lockdowns began.