Vending machines have proven to be an unexpected but largely successful harm reduction tool in numerous countries. In jurisdictions such…
A new report published by the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, examines how federal and state drug “paraphernalia” laws…
The town of Ipswich, Massachusetts is considering establishing a syringe service program (SSP). The effort to do so mirrors local…
Syringe service programs (SSP) in the United States began as acts of civil disobedience by drug users in the early…
Harm reduction advocates and workers, including members of VOCAL-New York, converged at the Staten Island Ferry Terminal in Manhattan on…
Maine is a rural state, where many people who use drugs may be forced to drive three or four hours…
Before the end of 2022, New York City residents should be able to access naloxone, sterile syringes and other harm…
The only syringe service program (SSP) in Charleston, the capital of West Virginia, is officially approved to stay open. The…
A rural Michigan county is getting its first syringe service program (SSP). It comes at a time when the state…
On November 9, city council members in Austin, Indiana, voted to approve a syringe service program (SSP). The news, which…