June is Pride Month. Take this time to learn about how the war on drugs affects LGBTQIA+ people and why we're fighting for reform. We're proud to stand with the LGBTQIA+ community to demand change in drug-related policies, laws and attitudes.
New York communities of color were dealt a major blow when the Governor and Legislature failed to pass comprehensive cannabis reform and legalization.
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 Justice Act would end federal marijuana prohibition, support racial justice, and help repair the communities most devastated by the war on drugs. This is the future of marijuana legalization. Tell Congress to support it.
Brendan Cox, former chief of the Albany Police Department, wrote an op-ed in the Times Union calling for marijuana legalization, not decriminalization, in New York.
Long-time DPA ally Dr. Elizabeth Bogel Ryan wrote a powerful op-ed urging state legislators to pass the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act to end marijuana prohibition in New York.
The New York State legislature is on the verge of laying the foundation to universal access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT).
