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Earlier today, US Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded the set of memos that cannabis reformers have counted on to protect the will of the voters in 29 states where cannabis has been legalized for medical or adult use. Sessions has spent his career demonizing marijuana and the people who use it. Now he wields the power of the Department of

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Here at SSDP, we’re serious about being a grassroots organization. We asked you to submit ideas for sessions or topics you’d like to see at our next conference, SSDP2016. Now we’re taking that a step further by inviting SSDP students to vote on your favorites! Voting is only open for a few days, so don’t miss your chance to cast

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Today we are proud to announce some of the topics that will be covered at next month’s Students for Sensible Drug Policy Conference and Lobby Day! From the role of privilege and the war on drugs, to keeping festival and concert-goers safe, to how to get a job in the emerging legal cannabis industry, speakers will share their expertise and experiences on

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With just over a week to go, we’re so excited to share with you the SSDP2012 program.  This beautiful document created by Saul Fougnier includes everything you need to know about the 13th Annual International Students for Sensible Drug Policy Conference. Open publication – Free publishing – More colorado   Haven’t registered yet?  You’re in luck — the registration deadline has been extended

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Good news!  Today was the original deadline to register for SSDP2012: The 13th Annual International Students for Sensible Drug Policy Conference, but we have decided to extend the deadline until Friday, March 9, 2012.  Register here to join hundreds of others who will be with us in Denver later this month.  (Please Note: After March 9th, you will no longer be able to register

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We’re proud to announce lots of exciting sessions that will take place during SSDP2012: The 13th Annual International Students for Sensible Drug Policy Conference. In keeping with our theme, “Learn. Train. Act.” there will be three types of sessions: panels, workshops, and roundtable discussions. Please note that schedule and content for the conference is subject to change.  More details and updates will be

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