Drug Policy Reform Network Of Oklahoma

02/21/2021

11/17/2020

Have you tagged or talked to your favorite Oklahoma dispensary about the Petition?

They are in this too. CPOkla can also make their lives easier, so they can serve patients better. It's a circle, right?

Keep sharing! And, tag your favorite dispo!

09/03/2020

Where do all the candidates stand on this issue?
https://www.facebook.com/JoJorgensen2020/posts/367016461361371

If there is no victim, there is no crime. It is time for law enforcement to refocus its energy on prosecuting violent crimes, instead of spending taxpayer dollars prosecuting someone over the kind of plant they own.

03/25/2020

According to the information we have received, Oklahoma Medical Ma*****na businesses are considered essential services and will not be required to close at this time.

03/10/2020

Find your happiness and learn to put it first. Our people-powered movement is working to remove criminal and civil penalties for psilocybin use and possession in Oklahoma.As a Schedule I substance, simple possession can lead to heavy fines, felony charges, incarceration, and other life-altering cons...

03/04/2020

Good start but how about we get a little more sensible and stop criminalizing addiction.

Tulsa County inmates now have the opportunity to not only get off of addicting opioids through detox, but they can also get help from a treatment program while serving their time.

02/20/2020

Ballot Language Approved For Washington, D.C. Psychedelics Decriminalization Measure

The campaign to decriminalize psychedelics in Washington, D.C. took another step forward on Tuesday, with the Board of Elections approving a short title and summary statement for the ballot initiative. This comes about two weeks after the board ruled that the proposal is lawful under city rules and....

02/19/2020

[As the connection between abstinence-only s*x education and heightened teen pregnancy rates illustrates, it’s clear that simply telling someone not to engage in a potentially risky activity is not as effective as comprehensive education and harm reduction.

Why, then, are so many reluctant to apply this common sense in treating drug abuse, particularly now, as the opioid crisis continues to grow—and particularly here in Oklahoma, where we’re second in the nation for Hepatitis C cases and 29th for overdose deaths? Maybe we just haven’t thought long and hard enough about treatment alternatives.]

https://www.tulsapeople.com/the-voice/news-commentary/empowering-recovery/article_1ba90b7b-6f6b-5b2a-a45d-72c3a6a2922f.html

SHOTS - Stop Harm On Tulsa Streets

As the connection between abstinence-only s*x education and heightened teen pregnancy rates illustrates, it’s clear that simply telling someone not to engage in a potentially risky activity is not as

02/19/2020

On the horizon...

[The elections in 2020 could be a watershed year for the reform of laws around psilocybin mushrooms. In addition to California and Oregon, the organizers of the Denver campaign are talking about running a statewide initiative as well. It is theoretically possible that, by the end of 2020, psilocybin mushrooms will be legal in three states. At a minimum, the public will be engaged in a serious discussion for the first time ever about these laws at the state and national level.]

The year 2019 was a watershed year for efforts to reform the laws around psilocybin mushrooms, commonly referred to as “magic mushrooms.” Since psilocybin’s categorization in the 1970s as a Schedule I drug under US and international law, reform of laws related to psilocybin and other psychedel...

02/19/2020

Coming to Circle Cinema at the end of March!

Can psychedelics treat anxiety, depression and addiction?