Under the sign of the pandemic and its tragic impact, this year's 420 invites us to reflect on the public health and social justice impacts of cannabis prohibition.
Preliminary data suggests over 87,000 have dead from drug overdoses, as calls for urgent action from a health and harm reduction perspective intensify.
Traditional cannabis farmers urge national and international authorities and partners to support their recovery in the wake of the humanitarian disaster in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Harm reduction advocacy consortium seeks a consultant to undertake a capacity scan and review of the financial management structures of our individual member organisations.
The government of New Zealand / Aotearoa expects a legal framework for drug checking services will reduce accidental drug deaths linked to adulterants.
Temporary steps to prevent the spread of the pandemic will be made permanent as non-prosecution of drug use, sex work and other minor charges prove beneficial to health and safety.
