Alexander Lekhtman 
Harm Reduction for Electronic Monitoring, Until We Can Abolish It
A new American Civil Liberties Union report on electronic monitoring (EM) lays out a ...
Amid Veteran Suicide Crisis, First US Pilot Program for MDMA and Psilocybin Treatment Moves Forward
On September 29, advocates spoke before Congress about the crisis of veteran suicide and ...
New Jersey Harm Reduction Set to Grow After Atlantic City Legal Battle
A lawsuit between Atlantic City and a local syringe service program (SSP) may be ...
Will Tennessee’s Initiative to Formally Outlaw Slavery Help Prisoners?
A ballot initiative in Tennessee would formally outlaw slavery in the state constitution. It ...
National Indigenous Church Urges Congress to Protect Peyote Habitat
A national Indigenous church is lobbying Congress and the federal government to put money ...
Oregonians Strongly Support Their State’s Drug Decriminalization
A strong majority of Oregonians continue to support Measure 110, the state’s historic drug ...
Santa Monica Lawmakers Bid to Stop Syringe Distribution in Parks
Lawmakers in Santa Monica, California are trying to stop sterile syringe distribution in public ...
Illinois Social Equity Program Near “Collapse,” Say Cannabis Advocates
A group of cannabis advocates led by Chicago NORML demonstrated outside the offices of ...
San Francisco Decriminalizes Plant-Based Psychedelics
On September 6, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to decriminalize a ...
Diverse Coalition Unites Against Atlanta’s Plan to Build “Cop City”
A diverse coalition of defund-the-police, environmental and Indigenous activists has mobilized in Georgia to ...
