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Membership:
Persons under the age of 18 must have written, notarized parental consent to be considered
for any membership category in Tuatha de Brighid, a Druid Clan.
CLANFOLK MEMBER - is defined as a person who has completed the following criteria:
1. Submission of completed Tuatha de Brighid, a Druid Clan Clanfolk membership application
to Tuatha de Brighid, a Druid Clan Scribe.
2. Completion of the Clanfolk Educational Requirements (CER). This requirement
may be waived for a particular member upon the vote by the Advisory Council (AC).
3. Written approval of applicant's CER documentation by a sponsor assigned by the
Spirit Chief, or another duly appointed TDB official, submitted to Tuatha de Brighid, a
Druid Clan Scribe.
Clanfolk may vote in Tuatha de Brighid, a Druid Clan elections and are eligible to run for
offices. Clanfolk are entitled to be subscribed to the Tuatha de Brighid, a Druid
Clan email lists.
CLAN FRIEND MEMBER - is defined as a person who has completed criterion 1, but is still in
the process of completing criteria 2 and 3. Clan Friends are entitled to be
subscribed to the Tuatha de Brighid, a Druid Clan email lists, but may not vote in Tuatha
de Brighid elections, and are not eligible to run for Tuatha de Brighid, a Druid Clan
offices.
CLANFOLK EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS (CER) is a program whose aim is to educate perspective
members about Tuatha de Brighid, a Druid Clan vision and functions, and to provide them
with an opportunity to evaluate the depth of their commitment to Tuatha de Brighid, a
Druid Clan.
1. CER will be administered and periodically reviewed by the Spirit Chief, and
all changes to it will be approved by the AC.
2. CER will consist of the following, which shall be regarded as
guidelines:
 | Brief documentation of three
seasonal High Days Rites and the applicant's understanding thereof. |
| A brief report of a simple Nature
oriented project (beach cleanup, tree planting, etc.), private or public. |
| An essay documenting the
applicant's understanding of Tuatha de Brighid vision, and how it relates to the
applicant's personal spirituality. |
| Reviews of two popular level books
from the CER recommended book list, one on general neo-paganism and one on
comparative religions.
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For further information about joining, please contact
our Registrar
For further information about CERs, please see our Education page.
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