As I became activated to defend something bigger than my own immediate welfare, a shift took place—a shift toward seeing reality as a singular entity as opposed to a bunch of disjointed parts.

The families of the disappeared people have had to organize among themselves, do their own investigations, and push state agents such as the police, judges, and the general attorney to do their job.

The undaunted spirit and psychedelic warrior of love and light, Nick Sand, the outlaw chemist, died in his sleep on Monday April 24th at the age of 75.

If someone overdoses from heroin or opiate drugs and has to be revived by paramedics or police with naloxone, they will be charged with “inducing panic.”

A 3-part series on one participant's high dose psilocybin experience in the Pharmacokinetics of Psilocybin in Normal Adult Volunteers study at the University of Wisconsin.

I hypnotized some of the attendees and put them on cocaine, pot, beer, and even ecstasy. I interviewed them afterwards and asked them if it felt real. And each of them said yes. Quite real. Then my head exploded.

Even if we don't necessarily share religious, spiritual, or mythological assumptions, are we able to reconcile between such seemingly different and antagonistic worldviews?

Many of us are well-meaning in our engagement with plant medicines, but we cannot disregard the real-world impact that our actions inevitably have, regardless of intent.

Reducing drug policy down to defining “good” substances and “bad” substances is missing the entire point.

The most common consequences of drug policies, whether focusing on the supply or the demand side, bring disproportionate harm to women and girls.

A legal, regulated cannabis market would help prevent problematic use and give treatment options the radical revamp they need.

You might imagine progressive drug laws go hand-in-hand with social democracy. It's not the case in Sweden.

Neill Franklin is the Executive Director of the Law Enforcement Action Partnership (LEAP). Before joining LEAP, Neill spent 34 years at the Maryland State Police and the Baltimore Police Department.

We had never seen anything like them. We had no models, societal, medical, or religious, to deal with them. Many were threatened by them.

UC Berkeley SSDP members are organizing college classes focused on drug education.

The nation and the world were rocked this weekend by the Women’s March. The day before, cannabis activist group DCMJ distributed thousands of hand-rolled joints—for free.

1960's. Two men. One goal. Turn the world on to LSD. An Interview with The SunShine Makers director, Cosmo Feilding Mellen.

The cannabis-activist group, DCMJ, sat in on the Jeff Sessions' confirmation hearing.

Being a normal person who uses drugs has given me courage to accept those things I can’t change—namely, my past.

Here's some tips for having a transformative conversation over the holidays.