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Drugs can be dangerous. But does banning them cause more harm than good?

Oxford, UK

5 July 2016

Hear why they and others are now campaigning for a new approach of drug policies.

Summer school: The promotion and protection of human rights in the era of drug reform

Essex, UK

3 July 2016 - 4 July 2016

The Summer School will provide the core legal foundations of human rights and drug control, presents tools to undertake research, introduces the political landscape of policy reform and provides an in-depth discussion on some of the most crucial human rights issues emerging at the dawn of this new era of drug reform.

The UN's drugs policy; right at last or so, so wrong?

London, United Kingdom

28 June 2016

Expert speakers help you make sense of one of the UN’s most intractable challenges.

European Drugs Summer School

Lisbon, Portugal

26 June 2016 - 7 July 2016

Two-week summer school in Lisbon on the drugs problem in Europe and beyond involving Scientific Experts from the EMCDDA and guest lecturers from European Universities.

LSE-UCT: Managing drugs, illicit markets and global public health - Summer course

Cape Town, South Africa

26 June 2016 - 7 July 2016

This course introduces students to a number of complex issues that relate to the management of global drug control, addressing the primary societal impacts of illicit markets and organised crime, and the current global framework for countering them.

Support. Don't Punish global day of action

Worldwide

25 June 2016

26th June will be the Support. Don’t Punish campaign global day of action to call for drug policy reform.

Artists for Change: a showcase from creatives for global drug policy reform

New York, USA

24 June 2016

Join us for a conversation with a panel of artists whose work illustrates the impact of drug policies through various mediums.

Anabolic Steroids: Evidence & engagement conference - Call for abstracts

Liverpool, United Kingdom

22 June 2016 - 22 June 2016

This conference will investigate what we already know about this drug use, the ways it has been dealt with, and the key challenges we are currently facing.

Ayotzinapa and its role in Mexico's human rights crisis

Geneva, Switzerland

22 June 2016

Findings and recommendations of the Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts (GIEI).

Betwixt and Between: Prison and Drug Reform

13 June 2016

This event held by Volteface looks to explore how prison and drug policy reform are mutually compatible.

Lessons from the Global Drug Policy: moving on from the 2016 UNGASS

London, UK

13 June 2016 - 13 June 2016

The First Mexico Summit at UCL aims to bring together students, researchers and decision makers to present and discuss about the current Global Drug Policy in a stimulating environment.

Civic Engagement: identity, power & transformation

London, UK

9 June 2016 - 9 June 2016

Professor Carl Hart will hold a discussion on the importance of active citizenship, social justice and evidence-based drug policy in Stratford Campus.