68% of Americans who have weighed in on the Biden Administration’s proposed rule to reschedule marijuana support descheduling, or removing marijuana from the Controlled Substances Act entirely
Successes of Nation's Most Progressive Cannabis Law Under Threat from Gov. Hochul and Out-of-State Corporations
Members of the Vermont House and Senate voted in favor of saving lives, rejecting Governor Scott’s veto and enacting H.72.
DPA is calling on the Governor to present a clear plan to deliver the next phase of the historic law and protect social equity and small businesses that are the heart of New York’s cannabis market in line with the MRTA.
California State Assembly Passes Bipartisan Legislation To Reduce Overdose Deaths by Advancing Essential Protections For Trained Professionals Providing Drug Checking Services
Advocates are mobilizing people impacted by marijuana criminalization to submit public comments telling the Biden Administration that rescheduling isn’t enough – marijuana must be decriminalized
As the Biden Administration moves closer to rescheduling marijuana to Schedule III, advocates are pushing for federal marijuana decriminalization
Following a sharp rise during the COVID-19 pandemic, preventable overdose deaths in 2023 remained at staggeringly high levels in the United States. Public health solutions are needed to save lives.
Ahead of Mother’s Day, moms who have lost loved ones to overdose held a powerful, moving press conference where they urged lawmakers to halt the influx of draconian drug laws that they say will not reduce overdose deaths but will instead fill our prisons without helping those struggling with substance use disorder.
As the overdose crisis continues to devastate Vermont communities, health experts, service providers, and people in recovery urged the Governor to sign H. 72 and embrace the research-backed, lifesaving facilities.
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