Paganism
Interfaith work: The Parliament of the World’s Religions, Part Two
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The second part of a two-part series on the Parliament of World’s Religions that focuses on the important role interfaith plays for Pagans.
News
Survivor guilt and the pandemic: A Pagan perspective
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The COVID-19 pandemic has some similarities with the HIV/AIDs pandemic, in particular the condition of survivor guilt.
Book Reviews
Review: Can academic discussion meaningfully advance antiracist Paganism?
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Luke Babb reviews the recent collection of academic essays “Paganism and Its Discontents: Enduring Problems of Racialized Identity,” and considers whether an academic discussion can make much progress in the fight against racist forms of Paganism.
News
The opportunities of online rituals
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TWH speaks with Holli Emore about the dynamics and opportunities of online rituals, and how their use may shift how Pagans think about and participate in ritual.
News
Pagans engage in community service through the Red Cross
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TWH –The call came in at 3:30 on the morning of Feb. 4. A southbound Amtrak train had collided head-on with an unmanned CSX train. A conductor and engineer had been killed, more than 100 passengers were injured, and everyone on the train had been through a traumatic experience. Over the next day, Holli Emore was among Red Cross workers from the South Carolina chapter providing comfort to the passengers, bringing in food, safeguarding privacy while local leaders express sympathy and support, and ensuring that even unspoken needs were met.