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11/16 Event:  Moving Marijuana Reform Forward in Colorado

 

Please join Sensible Colorado, SAFER, and the Marijuana Policy Project on Monday, Nov. 16th, for a Thanksgiving Celebration to commemorate how far marijuana policy reform has come in Colorado, and to find out where it is headed as we move forward into the new year.

This event is FREE and open to the public!

Our featured guest speaker will be Rob Kampia, executive director of the Marijuana Policy Project (MPP), a leading marijuana policy reform organization based in Washington, DC. Rob will discuss the direction medical marijuana and broader marijuana policy reform efforts are headed at the national level.

Mason Tvert of SAFER and Brian Vicente of Sensible Colorado will also be on hand to discuss recent success in Breckenridge and other efforts forthcoming in Colorado and beyond.

This free event will be held at the Gilmore Art Center, an art gallery in the Mile High Framing building at 2119 Curtis St. in Denver. Light food and drinks will be served, and recommended attire is casual to business-casual.

 

When:       Nov 16, 2009
Time:         6:00 PM
Location:   Gilmore Art Center @ Mile High Framing (2119 Curtis St., Denver, 80205.)  Map HERE

 

 

Although this event is FREE, we hope you will consider bringing your checkbook and making an end-of-the-year donation. All proceeds will benefit Sensible Colorado's and SAFER's work to defend the progress that's already been made in Colorado and take reform in this state to the next level.

Sensible Colorado | PO Box 18768 | Denver CO 80218

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