The Scottish Pagan Federation (SPF) is a Scotland-based organisation which works to support the Neopagan community in Scotland.
John and Kitty Macintyre became the District Managers in 1997 and became active campaigners for improving the understanding and recognition of Neopaganism in Scotland.
These principles are designed to be compatible with the Scottish Government's legal recognition of Paganism as a religion within Scotland and with their strong interfaith engagement.
[11] Every year they organise a conference which includes talks, workshops, discussion groups, entertainment, healing therapies, and market stalls.
[4] Their annual summer camp is targeted towards families and takes place in Clatt Village Hall.
[12][13][14] They hope that getting a more accurate count will enable them to better campaign for including Paganism in Religious Education curricula in the UK.
[16] Leaders within the SPF have also been supportive of efforts to recognise the many people, mostly women, who were killed for witchcraft throughout Scotland's history.