Use + Harm Reduction
These Two Landmark Reports Should Light a Fire Under Drug Policy Reformers
Two landmark reports about drugs and harm reduction have been released in the past ...
Deep Systemic Change: My 10 Steps to Transform Addiction Treatment
As panel after summit after commission after white paper is put forward claiming to ...
Faulty Study Questioning Effectiveness of Safer Consumption Spaces Now Retracted—But the Damage Was Done
The International Journal of Drug Policy announced last week that they retracted a recently ...
Infographic: The “Iron Law of Prohibition”
On September 24 the Global Commission on Drug Policy—a heavyweight group co-founded by Richard ...
Why California Has Largely Been Spared Fentanyl Deaths—So Far
America’s crisis of drug-overdose deaths has largely spared California. At 11.2 deaths per 100,000 ...
Kavanaugh and the Paradox of Outgrowing Alcoholic Identity, But Not Moral Culpability
At this point, we don’t need to introduce Brett Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court nominee ...
The Invisible Majority: People Whose Drug Use Is Not Problematic
For years, Mark* woke up each morning, made breakfast for his two young children, ...
Five Harmful Anti-Alcohol Myths and the Evidence Against Them
In Temperance America and beyond, it seems no amount of evidence will be accepted ...
With the Focus on Opioids, Don’t Forget About Meth and Cocaine
The “opioid crisis” has dominated drug conversations for at least the past decade, while ...
In 2018, the Temperance Movement Still Grips America
Our society—even some of its most progressive elements—vilifies alcohol. This stands in opposition to ...
