Nonstudents

We Get By with a Little Help From Our Friends

Do you support SSDP's work, but are not currently a student? While SSDP is predominantly led and organized by students, we welcome nonstudents to become supporters of the organization.

I am a nonstudent. What can I do to help?

  • Make a donation to SSDP and receive a gift. We don't require dues of our student members, and your support helps make that possible.
  • RSVP for SSDP's 10th Annual Conference and Alumni Reunion.
  • Contact us about donating your car, computer, original music or other useful items/skills to SSDP.
  • Check out our allied organizations that you can get involved with.
  • Create an SSDP account and gain access to editing SSDPedia, our drug policy wiki.

[Above photo: Recipients of the Friend of SSDP Award - (left to right) Scott Morgan, Dave Borden, Steven Silverman]

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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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