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New Jersey 911 Good Samaritan Policy Posted for Vote Thursday May 24

05/22/12 by Devon Tackels | Comments

To ensure we have enough votes for passage, it's crucial that members of the Assembly hear from New Jersey constituents regarding this life-saving legislation! Please take a moment today to make 2 phone calls to your legislators urging them to do the right thing and vote in support of A578 on Thursday.

Decriminalize Marijuana in Rhode Island

05/22/12 by Devon Tackels | Comments

Rhode Island's marijuana policies are fundamentally unfair and need to be reformed. A college student that's arrested for having a joint in Rhode Island faces a whole host of hardships: a criminal record, elimination of financial aid and sometimes jail. A bill that's been introduced in the Rhode Island General Assembly -- S2253/H7092 -- will fix this failed policy. Contact your legislators today and urge them to make sure this bill comes up for a vote.

SSDP Welcomes Saint Charles Community College Chapter!

05/18/12 by | Comments

This month, SSDP gained another chapter in Missouri at Saint Charles Community College. SSDP outreach staff got the chance to catch up with Duell Lauderdale, chapter founder, and this is what he had to say about his involvement with SSDP so far.

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