Legalization

On Sunday, August 27, Troy Dayton, associate director of the Interfaith Drug Policy Initiative will be giving the sermon at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Northern Nevada at 10:30 a.m. at 780 Del Monte Lane, Reno, NV 89511.

We believe that it is important for people who care about drug policy reform and who want to see a change from prohibition to regulation to work together in formulating what regulation might entail. While there are groups locally and internationally developing regulatory drug strategies, we want to host occasions in which we might engage in such discussions ourselves, to deepen our understanding of the issues involved and learn together what regulatory control would involve. Please join us at our first workshop on June 19th. We will begin with a presentation by Mark Haden on some of the various dimensions of regulation. This will provide us with a common language and framework for considering the specifics of a regulatory strategy. Of course, there will be lots of time for discussion, so bring your ideas, suggestions and questions. Please RSVP to Dave Diewert, E: [email protected], if you plan to attend so we can determine the size of the group. We look forward to an exciting time of discussion and learning together.

Do you want to become part of a growing Canadian student movement to reform harmful drug policies? Canadian Students for Sensible Drug Policy (CSSDP) is that movement. And on March 16-18, student drug policy reformers will convene to set the direction of CSSDP at the organization's first national conference in Montreal. The question is: Will you be one of them?

Conference to explore: * Consequences of Criminalization of Drug Use * Increasing Healthcare Response to Drug Addiction * Medicinal Marijuana & Prosecution of Patients