Just over a week before a more reform-friendly administration takes over in Washington, the US harm reduction movement was dealt…
Collaboration between physicians and pharmacists may boost patients’ satisfaction with, and adherence to, buprenorphine treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD),…
Rodney Hasty, a prosecutor in Asheville, North Carolina for 18 years, died unexpectedly last October near his home. He was…
A group of immigrants under federal detention have reportedly been holding a hunger strike. Beginning on December 28, it took…
From homeless encampment sweeps to mass incarceration, law enforcement activities are heightening the COVID-19 pandemic across the country. Although some…
I have been doing Valium since the age of 16. They were called “blueberries” where I was from, and there…
In November, Sex Workers and Allies Network (SWAN) unveiled a new mobile-outreach van. Our street-based outreach team distributes free harm…
Since 2020’s uprisings against anti-Black police violence, communities and institutions across the country have been critically re-evaluating their relationships with…
On January 5, the state of Georgia elected Rev. Raphael Warnock in one of two US Senate races that handed…
Prisons are sources of profit in the United States—and incarcerated activists in Alabama are leveraging their economic power to amplify…