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Students for Sensible Drug Policy Conference 2018

Students for Sensible Drug Policy Conference 2018

Baltimore, United States
1 March 2018 - 3 March 2018
SSDP2018 will be an amazing opportunity to grow your skills as an activist, meet new friends from around the world, and speak truth to power by lobbying your elected officials.
Human Rights Council 37th session

Human Rights Council 37th session

Geneva, Switzerland
1 March 2018
The Human Rights Council will meet for its 37th session in Palais des Nations, Room XX from 26 February 2018 to 23 March 2018.
CND 61: Key issues and opportunities

CND 61: Key issues and opportunities

4 March 2018
The webinar series will shed light on the contentious issues that are likely to structure the debates, discuss tabled resolutions and opportunities for engagement, and showcase the experience of IDPC network members in navigating and leveraging this forum for political advocacy.
Community overdose responses- 'Lessons from Canada'

Community overdose responses- 'Lessons from Canada'

Glasgow, Scotland
9 March 2018
The purpose of the event will be to look to expand on innovative methods preventing fatal overdose and other drug-related harms currently being employed in Scotland, and also learn from the work of colleagues in Canada.
 Public rally: Subs_Tanzen - Kundgebung

Public rally: Subs_Tanzen - Kundgebung

Vienna, Austria
10 March 2018
Supported by SSDP, INPUD, ENCOD and more, this rally will offer a platform to "celebrate, discuss, connect, think and dream" alternatives to the war on drugs.
Child welfare: the unintended consequence of the War on Drugs

Child welfare: the unintended consequence of the War on Drugs

New York, United States
13 March 2018 - 9 March 2018
This panel will focus on the intersection of child welfare policy and drugs. From the crack cocaine epidemic of the 1980s to the current opioid crisis to growing acceptance of marijuana use, race and socioeconomic status have shaped reactions to drug use and the consequences for parents and their children. Can child welfare policy be fair and nuanced enough to respond with an appropriate level of urgency and support in situations that range from casual recreational use to debilitating addiction? Moderated by Aarin Michelle Williams, Senior Staff Attorney at National Advocates for Pregnant Women (NAPW) Panelists include: Dinah Ortiz, Parent Advocate Supervisor at The Bronx Defender Services Kassandra Frederique, New York State Director at the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) Emma Ketteringham, Managing Attorney of the Family Defense Practice at The Bronx Defender Services Presented by the Center for New York City Affairs.
Harm Reduction Academy 2018

Harm Reduction Academy 2018

18 March 2018 - 12 July 2018
The Harm Reduction Academy 2017 is a 6 month course of which 3 weeks will be dedicated to field visits to Kyiv, Mombasa and Kuala Lumpur.
Panel: Drugs, the Law and Human Rights

Panel: Drugs, the Law and Human Rights

London, United Kingdom
19 March 2018
Current drug policy makes no sense. The war on drugs has been going for decades and has had a catastrophic impact on communities across the globe. One effect of current drug policies in the UK is the widespread use of modern slavery by the gangs who peddle drugs. We are organizing a panel event to discuss human trafficking and the other effects of current drug policy. We need a new attitude to drugs!