THE WORK WE DO

On June 24, 2022, the United States Supreme Court ruled to overturn Roe v. Wade, which provided people a federally protected right to access to safe pregnancy termination services. WHE supports a person's right to choose when it comes to pregnancy and their body and health, understanding that those intimate and difficult conversations must happen between the pregnant person and their doctor. WHE also understands the implications this repeal has on gay rights, other reproductive rights such as contraception, and Black and POC rights.

With the ongoing aggression from the Russian government and military against the sovereign people of Ukraine, WHE supports Ukrainians via donations to vetted charitable organizations, sharing resources of aid with Ukrainian people, and working our magic for the success of the Ukrainian people against the tyrannical manipulation from Russia's president, Vladimir Putin.

WHE-wide volunteer event. Witches volunteered to clean beaches, shores, and bodies of water near them all around the world for International Coastal Cleanup Day.

Bless the Waters Weekend is an annual Witches Healing the Earth volunteer event that encourages our members to get out to local wetlands and marshes for physical cleanup of litter and waste as well as blessing the local waterways with magic. Bless the Waters Weekend is a fusion between Imbolc and World Wetlands Day.

WHE-wide volunteer event. Witches volunteered to clean beaches, shores, and bodies of water near them all around the world for International Coastal Cleanup Day.

Each year, WHE sets individual Earth Day Resolutions and does one good thing for the earth. This may be planting a tree, donating to a local conservation group, volunteering to pull invasive weeds at a local preserve, writing to lawmakers regarding environmental policy, etc.

The 2019-2020 Australia bushfires were unprecedented in many ways, displacing people and wildlife. The bushfires, not uncommon in Australia, were likely started by lightning and climate change increased the risk by 30%, studies have shown. WHE supported in solidarity by crowd-funding to vetted charities aiding the Australia bushfire crises and well as synchronized rituals and writing legislators to enforce support for progressive climate bills.

Yemen's internal political strife and a Saudi-led military intervention have spawned a civil war that remains one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. WHE supports through crowd-funding donations to vetted partner organizations with boots on the ground as well as mass meditations and synchronized rituals for peace.

The deforestation of the Amazon at the hands of President Jair Bolsonaro inspired the creation of Witches Healing the Earth. Work has included crowd-funding to larger vetted charitable organizations, mass meditation, and synchronized ritual on behalf of the Amazon rainforest, its wildlife, and its indigenous communities. 

Each year, WHE sets individual Earth Day Resolutions and does one good thing for the earth. This may be planting a tree, donating to a local conservation group, volunteering to pull invasive weeds at a local preserve, writing to lawmakers regarding environmental policy, etc.

Bless the Waters Weekend is an annual Witches Healing the Earth volunteer event that encourages our members to get out to local wetlands and marshes for physical cleanup of litter and waste as well as blessing the local waterways with magic. Bless the Waters Weekend is a fusion between Imbolc and World Wetlands Day.

WHE supports this cause by discussing and sharing the importance of soil health for rich biodiversity and thriving ecosystems and encouraging members and allies to take action in their own lives to positively contribute to soil health.

Each year, WHE sets individual Earth Day Resolutions and does one good thing for the earth. This may be planting a tree, donating to a local conservation group, volunteering to pull invasive weeds at a local preserve, writing to lawmakers regarding environmental policy, etc.

During the 2020 US protests and riots sparked by the death of George Floyd and many other Black victims of police brutality, WHE cast its support by engaging in peaceful protests in solidarity with Black individuals, by casting protective magic for protestors, by loud calls to action from friends, families, and representatives, and by elevating Black voices. WHE continues to stand in solidarity with our Black siblings and against white supremacy and institutionalized and systemic racism in the United States and other countries. 

Bless the Waters Weekend is an annual Witches Healing the Earth volunteer event that encourages our members to get out to local wetlands and marshes for physical cleanup of litter and waste as well as blessing the local waterways with magic. Bless the Waters Weekend is a fusion between Imbolc and World Wetlands Day.

In 2011, civil unrest in Syria began with peaceful protests against the Syrian government, particularly against President Bashar al-Assad. The calls for Assad's removal were violently suppressed, leading to an armed conflict and brutal war that exists today. WHE supports the Syrian people through crowd-funding donations through vetted charitable organizations as well as mass meditations and synchronized rituals for peace.

WHE-wide volunteer event. Witches volunteered to clean beaches, shores, and bodies of water near them all around the world for International Coastal Cleanup Day.