Our new drug education curriculum, Safety First, is the first of its kind. It provides high school students with honest and scientifically accurate information that empowers them to make informed, responsible—and most importantly, safer—choices.
Federal judge rules in United States v. Safehouse that the proposed supervised consumption site would not violate the federal “crack house” statute, making way for Safehouse to open a site in Philadelphia.
Don't miss the world's premier gathering of people who believe the war on drugs must end. Join us in St. Louis, MO from November 6 - 9 at the 2019 International Drug Policy Reform Conference.
The Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act would end federal marijuana prohibition in a fair and just way by prioritizing and reinvesting in those who have been most affected by our failed marijuana laws. Tell Congress to support it.
How similar is fentanyl to heroin? How many people are fatally overdosing due to fentanyl? Get the facts so you can understand how to reduce the harms associated with synthetic opioids.
DPA hosted a presentation from New York City's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene on important new trends in fatal overdoses in 2018. Learn about the latest data and what it means for the city.
Learn the signs of what a drug overdose or medical emergency looks like for some commonly used drugs (alcohol, MDMA, cocaine and other stimulants, heroin/opiates and cannabis) and what actions you can take to help save someone’s life.
