The Personal Meaning of Naloxone
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This is a summary of Melissa’s speech which was given at the Naloxone Conference in Sheffield (United Kingdom) in November…
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Remembering Peter Krykant, Who Knew Harm Reduction Couldn’t Wait
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It’s been a few months since Peter Krykant’s passing in June, at the age of 48. He hit the global…
Drugs Saved Our Lives: Pain, Joy, War and Drugs in Lebanon
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Drugs saved my life Showed me an open hand I owe more than I can say To those select days…
“What the Hell Did I Take?”: How I Almost Overdosed on Nitazenes
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This is an account of someone who used heroin in the North of England. While the substance wasn’t tested, it’s…
Improving Young People Access to Drug Education in Poland
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Polish teenagers start experimenting early. The average age of first contact with ‘legal highs’ (a colloquial term for new psychoactive…
Jonathan Ott: Psychedelic Chemist, Ethnobotanist, and ‘Renaissance’ Sceptic
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“I plan to live until I’m 111,” said the hunchbacked wizard, hair disheveled in the evening breeze as he walked…
The Reality of Harm Reduction in Hong Kong
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The global drug policy landscape is becoming increasingly polarised: some countries are moving towards legalising and decriminalising drug use and…
Pepe Mujica: A Legacy of Freedom, Justice, and Simplicity
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In a world marked by complex power dynamics and deep inequality, some people seem to be born to breathe in…
Review: “Crackdown: Surviving and Resisting the War on Drugs”
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Garth Mullins is an activist, musician, podcaster and writer. His first book, Crackdown: Surviving and Resisting the War on Drugs,…
Review: “Sassafras: A Memoir of Love, Loss and MDMA Therapy”
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In 2023, Australia became the first country in the world to legalise MDMA for therapeutic purposes. Rebecca Huntley’s Sassafras: A…
HIT Conference 2024: Resisting the State and Keeping Communities Alive
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In a red brick bar, aptly named ‘Revolución de Cuba’, in Liverpool, the speakers of the HIT conference shared drinks…
The Legacy of Marielle Franco for Brazil’s Justice System
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Marielle Franco didn’t die; she multiplied into thousands of voices clamouring for justice. This October, the world finally witnessed the…