Jerri Andreasen
Rosmarie Brown
Miranda Castro
Gail Particia Derin
Katherine Enos
Stanley Fefferman
Robert Fordham
Mary L. Henderson
Douglas Hoff
Edward C. Kondrot
David Kramer
Chris Kurz
Jean-Marie Lambert
Betsy Levine
David Little
Tam Llewellyn-Edwards
Eileen Nauman
Thomas Quak
Jonathan Shore
Jennifer Spiro
Michael Tomlinson
Ian Townsend
Dana Ullman
Rudolf Verspoor
Betsy Walker
Don Webley
Carol Willis
Julian Winston

Homeopathy Online is a moderated World Wide Web (WWW) journal providing a forum for information exchange among homeopaths and students. Its focus is on the practice of homeopathy as exemplified by the spirit of men and women such as Samuel Hahnemann, James Tyler Kent, and Margaret L. Tyler. We acknowledge that homeopathy is an evolving system of healing, and seek to represent a balance between classical tradition and more recent modalities. To advance a diversity of views and to achieve that ever-elusive compromise between the wisdom of the past and the innovation of the present, when possible Homeopathy Online will host Guest Editors who will direct its theme and content. Homeopathy Online is devoted to exploring and expanding the possibilities which the Internet holds for homeopathy. Within the technical possibilities and constraints of the WWW, we endeavor to provide a stimulating, exciting, and intuitive environment. As a WWW journal with an international subscriber base, one of Homeopathy Online's foremost goals is the advancement of homeopathic medicine and the bolstering of national organizations which support a similar cause.

Homeopathy Online welcomes submissions and also seeks applications for guest editorships and interactive case moderators. Please address queries to Senior Editor Chris Kurz, editor@cam.dungeon.com.

Interested in volunteering? We need experienced editors, preferably with some knowledge of homeopathy, who can edit and help conform articles to our stylistic guidelines. Or, if you have good organizational and communication skills, we're looking for someone to track articles from receipt at Homeopathy Online through to editing and layout. We're also seeking fine art images and/or photographs with subject matter relating to homeopathy for use in future issues. For more information, please contact Douglas Hoff at dhoff@igc.org.