EHRN in partnership with the International Gender Policy Network is organizing a parallel event in the 57th CSW session with the aim of informing the participants about the issues of violence against women who use drugs and/or are engaged in sex work.
This is the third debate organised by the Open Society Foundations' Global Drug Policy Program and the CEU School of Public Policy. It will be held on 11 April 2013, at 5:30pm in the CEU Auditorium.
Governance Studies at Brookings and WOLA will host a public forum with two leading scholars and two key politicians to examine the legal and political choices in USA after Colorado and Washington marijuana regulation.
Edited by Intercambios with the support of the Levi Strauss Foundation, this publication retrieves working strategies used by different teams that address problematic drug use.
'Governing the Global Drug Wars' report editor John Collins and drug policy expert Coletta Youngers will launch London School of Economics- IDEAS report on Washington DC.
LSE is organising an event to discuss the reform movements of global drug policy in the Organisation of American States and led by a number of Latin American countries, including Guatemala.
IDPC and EHRN will deliver a one-day ‘sample’ training event at the 2013 International Harm Reduction Conference in Vilnius, where they will also launch a Drug Policy Training Toolkit. Apply now!
In examining New York’s drug policies, the conference will engage with an upcoming report by DPA and The New York Academy of Medicine: Blueprint for a Public Health Safety Approach to Drug Policy.
The 10th Hemispheric Forum with Civil Society and Social Actors will be held to offer its participants an opportunity to exchange ideas and develop proposals and recommendations in preparation for the 43rd Regular Session of the OAS General Assembly
This symposium will focus on new research in alcohol and other drug policy and will be an opportunity to participate in discussions about policy issues.
The discussion will include representatives from governmental and international bodies, academia and civil society in a multi-disciplinary dialogue on the nature and extent of women’s participation in the cultivation, production, distribution and utilization of drugs in the Americas.
This conference will focus on drug policy research pertaining to drug markets, the harms caused by both the supply of and demand for drugs, and the intended and unintended consequences of policy.
This seminar will encourage an open debate on global drugs policy reform among parliamentarians from countries that are especially affected by this issue.
This briefing will look at how organisations can work together to commission services effectively, tackle drug-related harm and lay the foundations for victim recovery.
This is the official US launch of the MDLE project, which aims to promote debate amongst policy makers, law enforcement leaders and experts on more effective law enforcement strategies.
