Tag: syringe service programs
Nebraska, a State With No Syringe Programs, Looks Set to Allow Them
Nebraska is a state so big that it takes at least six hours to ...
Oregon Syringe Program Fights On, After Shutdown for “Enabling”
A syringe service program (SSP) in southern Oregon has faced local political hostility, like ...
We’ll Know Harm Reduction Is Mainstream Once Dr. Fauci Likes It
In 2018, the syringe service program (SSP) in Cabell County, West Virginia, was shuttered ...
New Jersey Expands Harm Reduction Services as Attitudes Shift
New Jersey is set to open multiple new syringe service programs, including in suburban ...
DE Lifts “One-to-One” Cap on Syringe Exchange, a Reform Long Overdue
Delaware syringe service programs (SSP) are no longer limited to “one-to-one” exchange, a widely ...
Sharing Needles as Street Kids in LA, During the Rise of the HIV Epidemic
In 1990 Los Angeles, the kids who did sex work had communal syringes stashed ...
Maine Discusses “Syringe Litter,” But Not the Obvious Solutions
In Bangor, Maine, a familiar narrative is playing out: Local officials perpetuating complaints of ...
How We’re Building Collective Harm Reduction Power in South Carolina
Most harm reduction work plays out in legal gray areas, but in South Carolina ...
Beyond “Zero Tolerance”? Syringe Access in Canadian Prisons
In the outside world, if you’re lucky enough to live somewhere that has harm ...
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 ...
