Get Involved

Pagan EdNet has a staff of four and more than 150 active volunteers. Nearly everything described on this website is done by people who give a few hours a month because they want their neighbors to be understood.

There is room for you, whether you are Pagan or a friend of another faith or of none, and whether you have an evening a month or a professional skill to lend.

Three Ways to Take Part

  • Volunteer

    Speak to a classroom, answer a request for help, represent your community on an interfaith council, or review a fact sheet. Training is provided for every role.

    Volunteer Roles

  • Affiliate Your Group

    Covens, groves, kindreds, student groups, and community circles can affiliate with Pagan EdNet, share our materials, and join seasonal service projects.

    Affiliate Groups

  • Support Our Work

    We are funded entirely by the gifts of individuals. A modest gift prints fact sheets, trains a speaker, or keeps the Rights Desk answering.

    Ways to Give

Things Anyone Can Do This Week

  • Share a fact sheet. Print Paganism at a Glance and give it to a school counselor, a human resources office, or a chaplain you know.
  • Invite a speaker. Suggest a Speakers Bureau presentation to your workplace, your congregation, or your child's school.
  • Correct a myth, kindly. When you hear one, offer a sentence from Myths and Facts.
  • Tell a reporter. If your local paper covers Pagans well, thank the writer. If it does not, send the editor our Guide for Journalists.
  • Tell someone who needs help. Many people facing discrimination do not know that the Rights Desk exists.
  • Send us a correction. If something on this website is wrong or unclear, write to education@paganednet.org.

If You Are Not Pagan

Some of our most valued volunteers are teachers, nurses, attorneys, editors, and clergy of other religions who read our drafts and tell us where we are unclear. If you work in a school, a hospital, a newsroom, or a human resources office and would be willing to review a guide written for your profession, we would be grateful. Write to volunteer@paganednet.org.

What We Ask of Everyone

All volunteers, affiliates, and staff accept our Code of Conduct and our Statement on Diversity and Inclusion. In brief: describe accurately, treat everyone with courtesy, never recruit, protect privacy, and stay within your role.

I answer two or three Rights Desk messages a month, usually on a Sunday evening. Most of the time all I do is help someone write a calm letter. It is the most useful thing I do all week.

Rights Desk volunteer advocate since 2019
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