The Invisible Battle in the Ukraine War
The Invisible Battle in the Ukraine War
Shoes of loved ones who have died through the opiate epidemic in the city at presentation on The International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) 2020. Source: Wandering views
Canadian Decriminalisation Efforts Fall Short of Serious Change
A photo of the Ronda ng Kababaihan women. Author's photos. 
How Filipino Mothers Took on the War on Drugs
Tracing The History of Hallucinogens in China
What the British Fight for Gay Marriage can Teach Drug Policy Reform
Photos courtesy of Yes on Measure 110
Language Matters: Is This a Drug Overdose or Drug Poisoning Crisis?
Does Grapefruit Juice Make MDMA Stronger?
Pushed to the Brink - Fighting for Diamorphine Access in the UK
The police confront the residents of the Cracolandia neighborhood in 2019. Residents are frequently harassed by the police and must deal with military-like interventions in their neighbourhood. Photo: Yandry_kw
Myro Rolim: Dismantling the Ideology of Drug Prohibition
Talking Drugs Updates from Eastern Europe and Central Asia [March-April 2022]
Russian Harm Reduction Director Condemns "Collaborationist" Requirements as Condition for Global Funding
Clinical claims around the myth of post-MDMA depression fail to align with the reality of the consumption of this drug.
Reducing MDMA Comedown and Risks
How are Cannabis Cultural and Harm Reduction Practices Created?
In Brazil, 80,000 Incarcerations in One Year is What the UNODC Calls ‘Excellent’
Honduras, which has had a narco-dictatorship until recently, is now a key state in the struggle against narco-traffickers and land recovery.
Drug Policy is Also Climate Policy
Crack Pipes & Dog Whistles – Behind the Racist Media Coverage of Harm Reduction in the US
Ukraine’s opiate users: Russian invasion has severely disrupted access to drug-treatment services
Image of Matuzza Sankofa courtesy of Imaginários by Condô Cultural
Harm Reduction and Liberation for Black Trans Drug Users in Brazil
Staring into the Abyss: Examining Venezuela’s Drug Policies
“In nearly two decades of 12-step meetings, I’ve seen more people leave than stay, and many of them die”: Peter Krykant’s 12-step experience
The Plan to Reschedule Psilocybin at the UN
IDPC's Jamie Bridge on the Global Drug Policy Index
How Drug Policy and Policing Harm Children in Rio de Janeiro
Where’s the Justice in Arresting Michael K. Williams’ Drug Sellers?
Harm Reduction Resources