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Welcome to WikiProject Neopaganism, a project dedicated to expanding, improving, organizing, verifying, and NPOVing articles related to contemporary paganism. This is a hub for collaboration and discussion. We hope it will provide the community with the guidance and helping hands needed to make Wikipedia's coverage of modern paganism all it can be.

Our scope covers hundreds of articles, from Alp-luachra to Zsuzsanna Budapest. If you are interested in taking part, watch this page and feel free to add your name to the Members list! Whether you are interesting in contributing a lot or a little, you are more than welcome.

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Goals of the Project

(last updated 13 May 2020)

  1. Create and improve articles within the scope of the project, adding material, references, etc.
  2. Monitor Article alerts and pages within the project scope for vandalism, unreferenced material, and WP:NPOV.
  3. Bring modern paganism and Wicca to Featured Article status.
  4. Gather lists of topics covered in other reference sources on the broad topic of modern paganism. Such articles in other sources can prove a real benefit in determining the content and scope of our own articles. An early list can be found at Wikipedia:WikiProject Neopaganism/Encyclopedic articles.
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Article alerts

Articles for deletion

  • 12 Dec 2024 – Jónína Kristín Berg (talk · edit · hist) was AfDed by Wizmut (t · c); see discussion (6 participants; relisted)

Articles to be split

Assessment department

Badbilltucker has set up a new assessment department for the project at Assessment. This allows us to keep track of article quality and importance so that we can focus our efforts on the articles most in need of help. If you see a talk page template that says the article has not been assessed, please consider giving the article a quick assessment according to the assessment instructions.

Article improvement

Feel free to add stubs needing love, articles lacking verification/references, or articles needing help of some other kind

See also: Category:Neopaganism stubs

Requested articles

See also: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Social sciences/Religion § Paganism, Wicca, and traditional religions
  • Pagan symbols requested at WP:RA, was misspelled as "pagen" so consider creating redirects
  • IPT green button campaign or some variant of this name, referring to the letter that started it, by Barbara Fogle aka Saoba, and the events that followed the original publication of the letter in Green Egg (?). I have the text of the letter, but have found several versions on the net, most without Barbara's signature. Unsure whether Saoba should have her own page or simply a paragraph on the IPT page.
  • Wellspring Gathering - this presently redirects to Ar nDraiocht Fein, but IMO it deserves its own article
  • Dan Campanelli - coverage in Antiques and the Arts Weekly and NJ.com
  • Taylor Ellwood (author of five books, co-author of 2 others, editor of another, through Egregore Publishing, Immanion Press and Megalithica Books)
  • Claire Nahmad (over a dozen book by Inner Traditions / Bear & Company, Sterling Publishing, Tuttle Publishing, Parkgate Books, Souvenir Press, Random House, Running Press, Anova Books), one review in Publishers Weekly
  • Paul B. Rucker (Visionary artist inspired by direct encounter with deities, grounded in magical experience)
  • Kemetic Wicca - Currently redirects to Kemeticism where it has one sentence. See Talk:Kemetism#removed_mention_of_.22kemetic_wicca.22. for comments & refs. Autumnalmonk (talk) 02:01, 19 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]
  • Delphic Coven / Delphic Traditionalist Coven - some coverage in Sorciers, sorcières et néopaïens dans l'Amérique d'aujourd'hui
  • The Wild Hunt (website)
  • Damh the Bard - has some coverage in the book Pop Pagans (ISBN 978-1-84465-646-2), pp. 103-104 and The Oxford Handbook of Music and Medievalism, p. 588
  • Reinhard Falter [de] - covered in the book Norse Revival (ISBN 978-1-60846-737-2) and has a full chapter in Völkisch und national. Zur Aktualität alter Denkmuster im 21. Jahrhundert
  • Rêveries d'un païen mystique - 1876 book by Louis Ménard (French Wikisource)
  • Théo Varlet [fr] - has an article on French-language Wikipedia
  • Paul Castiaux (French Wikisource)
  • EarthSpirit Community - covered in the book Encyclopedia of Religion and Nature (ISBN 1-84371-138-9)
  • Michael Strmiska / Michael F. Strmiska
  • Taarausk - has articles in various languages (Wikidata) but redirects here
  • The Keeper of Sheep [pt] / The Keeper of Flocks
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