Publications

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17 August 2012

Rethinking the Blues: How we police in the US and at what cost

This report does not argue that there should be no law enforcement, nor does it argue that some communities are not seriously harmed by crime, but rather that communities and the federal government should reconsider how much is being spent and on what type of policing
16 August 2012

Drugs policy is AIDS policy

This report, by the Canadian Drug Policy Coalition, exposes their vision and perspectives on the drug situation in Canada.
31 July 2012

The Robert Carr Doctrine - Re-think the problem: HIV and AIDS are byproducts of social inequity

Robert Carr envisioned a global HIV response that was complex, effective, and locally specific. One that seeks to recognize and understand the unique vulnerabilities impinging upon vulnerable groups—including violence, discrimination, economic marginalization, and social injustice—and creates long-term, structural responses that are intelligent, community-centered, and realistic.