Schedule

Tentative schedule of SSDP2012 conference events

Schedule and content subject to change.  All events will take place in the Hyatt Regency Denver Tech Center hotel. More details at ssdp.org/conference.



Keynote Speeches

Welcome to Colorado
Art Way    Brian Vicente

Opening Remarks: Saturday
Ethan Nadelmann

Closing Remarks: Saturday
Kris Krane    Adam Smith

Opening Remarks: Sunday
Steve DeAngelo

Closing Remarks: Sunday
Rick Doblin

Sessions

Content subject to change.

Please direct questions to conference@ssdp.org if not addressed in our FAQ.

All sessions will be 75 minutes long. Four sessions will take place concurrently during each session block. Each breakout room can accomodate between 60-120 conference attendees. Speakers, session leaders, and full descriptions will be posted during the month of March.

Panels

Surprising Allies: Collaborating With Cops and Moms
Sam Kamin    Diane Fornbacher    Jason Thomas    Leonard Frieling    Dr. Erika Joye    Sean McAllister

Global Drug Policy: From the Field to the UN
Zara Snapp    David Guzmán    Graham de Barra    Andrew Livingston

Cannabusiness: From Activist to Entrepreneur
Kris Krane    Troy Dayton

Marijuana Reform: 2012 Statewide Ballot Initiatives
Brian Vicente    Mason Tvert    Adam Smith   Theresa Daniello

Transcending Political Differences: Drug Policy Reform as a Non-Partisan Issue
Peter Neiger    Alex Padilla    Shaleen Title    Jasmine Tyler   Eapen Thampy

Communicating Our Message: Tips From The Pros
Scott Morgan     Stacia Cosner

Just Say Know: Reality Based Drug Education
Devon Tackels    Kristin Kidd-Donovan

Colorado: A Model for Medical Marijuana Regulation
Brian Vicente    Josh Kappel

Schools Not Prisons, Not School TO Prisons!
Mike Liszewski    Jon Perri    Eric Sterling    Froggy Vasquez

Case Study: Beating Mandatory Student Drug Testing
Alex Kriet    Sam Walker

Roundtable Discussions

Saving Lives By Changing Laws: Good Samaritan/Medical Amnesty Policies
Jeff Cece    Evan Nison     Brandon Levey      Dr. Larry Bedard

Raising The Bar: Law Students for Sensible Drug Policy
Jesse Stout    Bradley Steinman    Thomas Silverstein    Kellen Russoniello    Bob Nichols

Reforming Drug Policy While Not Working In Drug Policy
Mike Liszewski    Victor Pinho    Emily Stevenson    A. Kathryn Parker    Michael Blunk

Tips, Tricks, and Traps: Employment in Drug Policy Reform
Shaleen Title    Jasmine Tyler    Caren Woodsen    Irina Alexander

More Women In The Movement: Ending Alcohol Prohibition As A Model
Sabrina Fendrick    Diane Fornbacher    AnnaRae Grabstein  Betty Aldworth

AMPLIFYing Our Message: Recruiting At Concerts
Brooke Napier    Brian Gilbert    Chris Wallis

Workshops

Take Over Your Student Government
Sam Tracy

Practical First Aid For Partygoers
Billieer Tyler    Missi Wooldridge

Finding The Leader Within You
Aaron Houston

"Dos" and "Don't"s of Effective Fundraising
Emily Stevenson

Practicing Non-violent Communication
Alex Leach

Speaking Truth To Power: Getting Elected Officials On The Record
Irina Alexander    Scott Morgan

Anti-Oppression Workshop*
Racheal Ibrahim

*Spaces for participants is limited for this special session.  Please visit this page for more information and to sign up as a participant.

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SSDP Blog

SSDP Welcomes Saint Charles Community College Chapter!

05/18/12 by Devon Tackels | 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.

The "Third Way" of the federal government

05/18/12 by Zara Snapp | Comments

Last week, Gil Kerlikowske, Director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy spoke before the Inter-American Drug Abuse Control Commission.

911 Good Samaritan Legislation Making Progress in Colorado

05/14/12 by | Comments

Colorado SB 20 (full text), which authorizes Legal Immunity to Drug Overdose Reporters, is on its way to Governor John Hickenlooper's desk right now! The bill will provide immunity for the victim and up to two callers in incidences emergencies involving drugs and/or alcohol. This is a huge step forward not only for Colorado, but for sensible drug policy in general.

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