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Visit the following websites to learn more about the War on Drugs, the organizations working to put an end to it, and the organizations working to maintain the harmful status quo:

Facts & Research

Drug Policy Reform Organizations

Organizations We Partner With

Prohibitionist Organizations

Blogs

Facts & Research

These websites are primarily dedicated to compiling facts and information rather than engaging in direct advocacy. They are great resources for personal or academic research on drugs and drug policy.

www.dancesafe.org - Dance Safe 

www.druglibrary.net - DRCNet Drug Library

www.drugwarfacts.org - Drug War Facts

www.erowid.org - Erowid: A website with honest information about drugs.

www.flexyourrights.org - Flex Your Rights 

www.mapinc.org - Media Awareness Project: An archive of media relating to drugs and drug policy.

www.safety1st.org - Safety First

www.ssdp.org/wiki - SSDPedia

www.harmreduction.org/article.php?id=530 - Harm Reduction Resources map

Drug Policy Reform Organizations

These organizations are primarily focused on advocating for drug policy reform.

www.aclu.org/drugpolicy/index.html - American Civil Liberties Union

www.safeaccessnow.org - Americans for Safe Access

www.csdp.org - Common Sense for Drug Policy 

www.cjpf.org - Criminal Justice Policy Foundation

www.dancesafe.org - Dance Safe

www.drugpolicy.org - Drug Policy Alliance

www.stopthedrugwar.org - Drug Reform Coordination Network

www.drugsense.org - Drug Sense

www.espolea.org - Espolea 

www.famm.org - Families Against Mandatory Minimums

www.harmreduction.org - Harm Reduction Coalition

www.hr95.org - Human Rights and the Drug War

www.idpi.us - Interfaith Drug Policy Initiative

www.justicepolicy.org - Justice Policy Institute

www.leap.cc - Law Enforcement Against Prohibition

www.mpp.org - Marijuana Policy Project

www.norml.org - National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws

www.november.org - The November Coalition

www.soros.org - Open Society Institute

www.release.org.uk - Release

www.saferchoice.org - Safer Alternative for Enjoyable Recreation

www.sentencingproject.org - The Sentencing Project

www.talkingdrugs.org - Talking Drugs 

Organizations We Partner With

These organizations are not primarily focused on drug policy reform, but they work closely with SSDP on specific campaigns.

A full list of organizations we partner with in our campaign to repeal the HEA Aid Elimination penalty can be found at the website of the Coalition for Higher Education Act Reform (CHEAR).

www.naacp.org - National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

www.youthrights.org - National Youth Rights Association (NYRA)

www.rid-usa.org - Remove Intoxicated Drivers

Prohibitionist Organizations

These organizations are primarily focused on maintaining the harmful status quo of drug prohibition.

www.dammad.org - Dads and Mad Moms Against Drug Dealers

www.dare-america.com - Drug Abuse Resistance Education

www.usdoj.gov/dea - Drug Enforcement Administration

www.nida.nih.gov - The National Institute on Drug Abuse 

www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov - The Office of National Drug Control Policy. A.K.A. The Drug Czar’s Office.

www.drugfree.org - The Partnership for a Drug Free America

http://www.unodc.org - The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Blogs

News & opinion from various perspectives

www.drugwarrant.com - Drug War Rant by Pete Guither (reform)

www.pushingback.com - Pushing Back: The Office of National Drug Control Policy blog(prohibitionist)

www.stopthedrugwar.org/speakeasy - Stop The Drug War Speakeasy (reform)

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Oregon SSDP Chapters Hosting Conference For Marijuana Legalization

02/03/12 by Bradley Steinman | Comments

Oregon’s Students for Sensible Drug Policy chapters seek unity in the legalization movement by hosting a conference to rally behind a single marijuana legalization initiative.

This weekend: 2012 Florida Regional Conference!

02/01/12 by Drew Stromberg | Comments

This weekend (February 4th through 6th), our chapter at Florida State University will be hosting the first ever Florida Regional Conference and would like to invite you to join us in Tallahassee, Florida for networking, training workshops, and expert presentations to help us refine our skills as advocates working to end the war on drugs. Current students, alumni, and non-students are all welcome to attend; please feel free to forward this invite to any interested friends or colleagues. More details and updates will be posted on the Facebook event page. Please register today!

UConn SSDP successfully changes a campus marijuana policy

02/01/12 by | Comments

Following a meeting with student government leaders on January 30, 2011, the University of Connecticut’s Office of Community Standards altered its penalties for students found in possession of small amounts of marijuana, equalizing the punishment with underage drinking.

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