Social & Community Websites

This section highlights online spaces, organizations, and community projects that contribute meaningfully to Pagan, Witchcraft, and spiritually curious communities.

These are not “influencer roundups.”
They are places where conversation, education, mutual support, and community care happen.

Some are long-standing institutions.
Some are grassroots or volunteer-run.
Some are imperfect—and still doing important work.

I include these sites because they offer connection, information, or perspective, not because they promise answers or authority.

Before I recommend a social or community website, I ask questions like:

• Does this space encourage curiosity and critical thinking?
   
• Is harm addressed rather than ignored?
   
• Are marginalized voices respected?
   
• Does this contribute to community health rather than extraction?
   

No online space is flawless—but some are clearly more intentional than others.

These are places I’ve used, followed, referenced, or returned to over time.

I recommend engaging with:

• curiosity over certainty
   
• boundaries over obligation
   
• discernment over loyalty
   

You are allowed to outgrow spaces.
You are allowed to leave conversations that harm you.
You are allowed to learn—and change your mind.

Community should support your practice, not replace it.

You can:

• explore one site at a time
   
• bookmark what feels supportive
   
• step away from what doesn’t
   

This section will grow and change as the community does.