Tag: witch trial
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The Force of Our Advocates in 2025: Ending Witch Hunts with Borderless Education and Measurable Impact
In 2025, End Witch Hunts engaged with diverse audiences through educational initiatives and increased podcast outreach, reaching over 100 countries. The organization collaborated on projects addressing witch hunt history and supported victims’ remembrance. Their commitment to advocacy and connection aims to combat witchcraft accusations globally, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and awareness.
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This Giving Tuesday, Stand Against Witch Hunts
End Witch Hunts charts a solitary path as the only American nonprofit created for witchcraft accusation awareness and witch trial history. This Giving Tuesday, we’re asking you to stand with us in this vital work.
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Justice for Witch Trial Victims: Supporting Massachusetts Bill H.1927
Between 1647 and 1688, five women were executed for alleged witchcraft in Boston, Massachusetts: Margaret Jones, Elizabeth Kendall, Alice Lake, Ann Hibbins, and Goody Glover. These women endured false accusations, torturous examinations, and unjust executions based on fear and prejudice. Nearly four centuries later, their names remain tainted by wrongful convictions. Bill H.1927,“An Act exonerating…