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Fact Sheet
Overdoses and other drug-related medical emergencies are far more common than most people think – but they don’t have to be lethal. Learn the signs of what a drug overdose or medical emergency looks like for some… Read More
Report
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Report
Available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Hebrew, Russian, Czech, Greek and Papiamento, Safety First: A Reality-Based Approach to Teens and Drugs provides parents with the tools needed to evaluate and discuss strategies… Read More
Audio
In this episode of Drugs & Stuff, we are joined by DPA’s Sheila Vakharia, Ph.D., a researcher in the office of Academic Engagement. Sheila joined Gabriella Miyares to talk about Sheila’s professional journey… Read More
Audio
Gretchen Bergman, executive director of A New Path, joined Drugs and Stuff recently to share why her work around addiction and treatment is intimately personal. She shares her personal story and shows the power… Read More
Statement of Support
DPA’s executive director, Maria McFarland Sánchez-Moreno, issued this statement to the Mexican Senate as part of a forum entitled "Toward a Regulatory Policy for Cannabis", featuring policy experts and government… Read More
Audio
In 2009, New York reformed its notorious Rockefeller Drug Laws. Ten years later, veteran drug law reform activists Anthony Papa and Terrence Stevens join “Drugs and Stuff” to reflect on the destruction the draconian… Read More
Video
Drug Policy Alliance's Anthony Papa reflects on his fight to end New York's notorious Rockefeller Drug Laws on the tenth anniversary of the signing of a law that reformed the toughest and most unfair drug laws in the… Read More
Letter
This memo is intended to help cannabis businesses operate in a more socially responsible manner and to guide consumers and investors in making decisions related to the cannabis industry.
Video
When people hear the term “drug dealer,” it often conjures a certain stereotype: a Black or Latino “kingpin” pushing his drugs on innocent white people. While popular, this picture is not based on facts.
Research on… Read More