Quebec’s Curfew a Public Health Threat for People Who Use Drugs
In the six weeks since the Quebec-wide curfew went into effect, it has destabilized ...
How a Smartphone App Could Help Communities Respond to Overdoses
A smartphone app that activates civilian emergency responders to 911 calls has the potential ...
What Could Cannabis Reparations Look Like In DC?
Nothing short of a reparative approach to recreational cannabis policy in the District of ...
The Last Days of Heroin: Fentanyl’s Rise and the Pattern It Represents
Five years ago, British Columbia saw a change. People who use drugs in the ...
A Guide to Lisbon’s Forthcoming Managed Alcohol Program
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis, Portuguese officials have worked to ensure supports ...
Our Outdated Washington Prison Leaves Us Vulnerable to Climate and COVID
The Washington State Reformatory (WSR), where I’ve been incarcerated for the past three years, ...
How a Chemsex Activist Teaches Yoga as Harm Reduction
In the context of a neocolonial global marketplace commodifying South Asian religious practices, yoga ...
Uprooting the Drug War: Initiative Details Harms to Immigrants and Much More
Imagine this: Two people walk down opposite sides of Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn. Both ...
Stimulant Activists to UN: Fund Agonist Research to End AIDS by 2030
In the final decade before the United Nations’ 2030 deadline to “end AIDS,” a ...
As Sex Workers, We Know the “Equality Model” Is a Dangerous Mistake
The general public is perhaps only tangentially aware of sex workers’ rights and the ...
