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Events
and
Conferences
Coming
Up
for
Drug
Reformers
--
Come
Out
and
Be
a
Part
of
It
3/11/05
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Events and conferences are
coming up around the country. One major annual gathering is the conference
of the National Organization for the Reform
of Marijuana Laws (NORML), taking place this year from March 31 to
April 2 in San Francisco. This is a great opportunity to learn and
to meet and get to know fellow reformers -- DRCNet will be attendance,
so look for us if you're there.
Later in the month, April
21-23, the North American Syringe Exchange
Convention will reconvene in Tacoma, Washington.
Later in the year, November
9-12, further south in Long Beach, California, the 2005 International Conference
on Drug Policy Reform will be convened by the Drug
Policy Alliance. This is expected to be a big one -- DRCNet will
be there too.
And for those of you in Britain
or with a taste for travel, the International
Conference on the Reduction of Drug-Related Harm will meet in Belfast,
Ireland, later this month from March 20-24.
There are many local events
coming up around the country -- see our Reformer's
Calendar to learn more -- New York, Wisconsin, Washington, Utah, are
just a few locations where you can come out and be a part of the movement.
Keep an eye out in the calendar for more upcoming Perry Fund events by
DRCNet, too, including June 1 in Seattle. Hope to see you there!
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Issue #378
-- 3/11/05
Busy
Week:
Campaign
for
Repeal
of
HEA
Drug
Provision
on
the
RISE
|
UN
Forum
Highlights
Divides
Over
Harm
Reduction
--
US
Powerful
But
Isolated
|
Police
and
Needle
Exchanges:
The
Philadelphia
Story
and
Beyond
|
Howard
Rides
Again:
Former
Texas
Lawman
Riding
Cross
Country
on
Horseback
to
Explain
Why
Cops
Say
Legalize
Drugs
|
DRCNet
Interviews
Drug
Policy
Alliance
Executive
Director
Ethan
Nadelmann
on
Reaching
Out
to
the
Right
|
Coasters
to
Stop
the
Drug
War
|
Newsbrief:
Federal
Prosecutors
Ask
Life
Sentence
for
Dr.
Hurwitz
|
Newsbrief:
Mountie
Murders
Shift
Canada
Marijuana
Debate
Rightward
Even
Though
Grow-Up
Link
Tenuous
|
Newsbrief:
This
Week's
Corrupt
Cops
Stories
|
Newsbrief:
In
Colorado
First,
Denver
Police
Return
Marijuana
to
Patient
|
Newsbrief:
Peruvian
First
Lady
Defends
Coca
|
Newsbrief:
Local
Authorities
Trying
to
Ban
Million
Marijuana
March
in
London
Neighborhood
|
Newsbrief:
Dutch
Coffee
Shops
Facing
Pressure,
Greater
Controls
|
Events
and
Conferences
Coming
Up
for
Drug
Reformers
--
Come
Out
and
Be
a
Part
of
It
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Week
in
History
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The
Reformer's
Calendar
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