THE WAR ON DRUGS IS A WAR ON US. ACT NOW TO HELP END IT.

OPEN LETTER TO META: END THE CENSORSHIP OF CANNABIS, PSYCHEDELIC, AND HARM REDUCTION COMMUNITIES

Meta’s platforms are among the most powerful communication tools in human history. With that power comes significant responsibility.

Censorship of science, public health, legal, and public policy discourse is not an act of neutrality; it causes harm. As the cultural and legal landscapes around these issues evolve, so too must your policies. We urge you to act now, to stand with truth, compassion, and innovation.

Stop Cannabis Recriminalization in Massachusetts!

Two dangerous ballot initiatives, 25-09 and 25-10, threaten to undermine cannabis legalization in Massachusetts. Since Massachusetts voters legalized adult-use cannabis in 2016, the state has reduced arrests, lowered youth use rates, and created a thriving, regulated industry–but all this is at risk if these measures pass. Don’t let prohibitionists take away the great progress Massachusetts has made in […]

Tell Congress to Support Federal Cannabis Reform

Federal cannabis prohibition has fueled unnecessary arrests, prison sentences, and criminalized millions of people. Nearly a quarter of a million people are arrested yearly exclusively for cannabis possession across the United States, even in states where cannabis has been legalized. Despite the majority of US citizens supporting cannabis legalization and state-level regulation, cannabis remains illegal at the federal level. Outdated laws hinder research, regulate businesses unfairly, and lead to the imprisonment of people for unjust reasons.

Legalize Cannabis in Pennsylvania

With over 11,000 cannabis possession arrests in Pennsylvania in recent years and growing support from Governor Shapiro, momentum is building for legalization grounded in equity and safety. Neighboring states have already legalized adult use, and Pennsylvania is now a laggard in policy and tax revenue potential (projected first-year revenue over $500M).

Support for AB 602, the Campus Overdose Prevention Act