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Calendar
Updates:
Exciting
event
listings
that
have
come
in
since
our
last
calendar
distribution
9/5/97
Since distributing our Reformer's Calendar last month, members and others
have sent us quite a few new listings, mainly for events in Washington,
DC, but also in Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Hawaii and elsewhere, covering
topics ranging from mandatory minimums to methadone to harm reduction to
women in prison and more. Some of them are coming right up, so if you're
interested, take a look at it now at http://www.drcnet.org/calendarnew.html.
(Normally the filename is calendar.html, but this has been changed temporarily
due to a brief technical problem.)
Some of our friends sent us listings for events that came and went during
the time between the last calendar and this one. We like to be able to
get these listings in time to get people to your events, but aren't always
able to update the calendar every week. The moral of the story is: send
in your listing as soon as you have the information available. This will
maximize the chances that we'll be able to get the information out to our
members.
DRCNet's isn't the only drug policy calendar on the net. The National
Drug Strategy Network has one online at http://www.ndsn.org/CALENDAR.html.
The Legalize! group has one at http://www.legalize-usa.org/events.htm.
The Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse has a health/service oriented calendar
at http://www.ccsa.ca/calendar.htm.
Please send us info on other online calendars you've seen.
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Issue #10, 9/5/97
International News: Britain, Costa Rica, Netherlands, Amazon | Death Threats: Cartels threatening US officials? | Publishing News: Ex-CIA drug runner signs with Doubleday Books to tell all. (And of course, sells the movie rights!) | Medical Marijuana: New Mexico Board says "Tell it to the Feds" as Journey for Justice II Readies to Hit the Road | The Activist Guide: New issue of DRCNet's newsletter -- hot off the press! | Calendar Updates: Exciting event listings that have come in since our last calendar distribution | Protests in Washington! Activists from various drug policy causes take it to the front line | "A Third Way:" A group of moderates issue "Principles for a Practical Drug Policy" | Link of the Week: Kemba's Nightmare | Quote of the Week: This guy's running for sheriff? Bob Marley should've moved to Mendocino County | Editorial: Op-ed: Contrasting views on the new moderates, from the Associate and Executive Directors of DRCNet!
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