Students for Sensible Drug Policy at the University of Colorado at Boulder

Students for Sensible Drug Policy at the University of Colorado at Boulder Students for Sensible Drug Policy at the University of Colorado - Boulder. https://instagram.com/ssdpatcu/ Any student anywhere can start a chapter.

https://linktr.ee/cannapsychsymp SSDP’s Structure as a Grassroots OrganizationSSDP is comprised of student chapters all across the world. While SSDP has a variety of national campaigns and actions that everyone can participate in, chapters are also encouraged to work on those issues that have the most traction in their own communities. Annually SSDPers convene for a national conference. There, stu

dents acquire essential activist knowledge and skills. Also, chapters elect students to serve on SSDP’s Board of Directors. The Board in turn selects and oversees SSDP’s executive director, who is responsible for tending to both the day-to-day operations of the organization, as well as its long-term direction. An important duty of the executive director is to hire and manage staff. Currently, besides an executive director, SSDP has a deputy director, and two outreach directors. Ultimately, the SSDP staff exists to serve and represent SSDP’s chapters and activists. Values StatementSSDP neither condones nor condemns drug use, rather we respect the right of individuals to make decisions about their own health and well-being. We encourage honest conversation about the realities of the drug war. We promote youth civic engagement as a critical tool in reforming drug policy. SSDP respects the diverse experiences and identities of our constituents. We develop leaders who advocate for policy changes based on justice, liberty, compassion and reason.Key ValuesShared power and authorityYouth-controlled agendaCollaboration and partnershipConstituent-specific strategiesLearningDiversity and inclusionPlease read more about SSDP as a national organization at http://ssdp.org/about/ or contact:Students for Sensible Drug Policy1011 O Street NW , DC 20001Phone: (202) [email protected]

come see moderate a panel on 122, featuring some of the most dedicated voices in drug policy and advocacy ❤️ APRIL 1...
04/12/2023

come see moderate a panel on 122, featuring some of the most dedicated voices in drug policy and advocacy ❤️



APRIL 15th 2pm MST registry in .clubcuboulder bio

come see moderate a panel on 122, featuring some of the most dedicated in drug policy and advocacy ❤️ APRIL 15th 2pm...
04/12/2023

come see moderate a panel on 122, featuring some of the most dedicated in drug policy and advocacy ❤️



APRIL 15th 2pm MST registry in .clubcuboulder bio

is going to be joining us as the opening plenary speaker for the 2023 Cannabis and Psychedelic Symposium! As the CEO of...
04/11/2023

is going to be joining us as the opening plenary speaker for the 2023 Cannabis and Psychedelic Symposium!

As the CEO of , she is the first black dispensary owner in Colorado, and not only that, she is a now a CU Borad Regent. In the past ssdpcu and our sister chapter .clubcuboulder has struggled to provide drug testing for the general student population at CU, due to the overwhelmingly conservative political agenda of previous CU board regents. Wanda returning to our symposium, as not just a cannabis entrepreneur, but a drug war conscious CU Regent from our cannadelic community marks a new age for safe use, equity, and harm reduction at CU. It is truly our honor.

join us on April 15 via zoom to see Wanda James speaking at 11:15 am MST.

Our main speaker for this year’s Cannabis and Psychedelic Symposium, Monica Cadena Outside of her work as a writer and s...
04/11/2023

Our main speaker for this year’s Cannabis and Psychedelic Symposium, Monica Cadena

Outside of her work as a writer and social media manager for Yoga Journal, Monica Cadena is an Afro-Latinx California based artist, writer, yogi, movement worker, digital alchemist, and the co-founder of Black Healers Connect, a digital and in person community for healers of the diaspora. She’s the co-creator of the podcast Healing for the Culture, alongside Heather Archer, and is the former co-founder of Wear Your Voice Magazine, an intersectional feminist digital publication with recent investment by serial investor Mark Cuban. The social media and marketing director at Off the Mat Into the World, Monica’s passionate about highlighting stories from those at the intersections of healing and social justice activism. Connect with her on Instagram .alchemist.

Join us for a full day free 🍄virtual ✊psychedelic 🌀speaker event on April 15th!

full schedule and registration:

http://cannapsychsymp.com

04/02/2023
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07/01/2021

By any reasonable definition, Virginia becomes the first Southern state to legalize cannabis for recreational use.

(WSET) — There's something in the air in Virginia Thursday morning. Did things feel different when you woke Thursday? Turns out, it's the newNORML(pun intended); recreational ma*****na use is now legal for adults in Virginia. The Commonwealth becomes the first Southern state to legalize w**d f...

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