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Events
and
Conferences
Coming
Up
for
Drug
Reformers
--
Come
Out
and
Be
a
Part
of
It
3/25/05
https://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle-old/380/confs.shtml
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.
Visit NORML for further information.
Later in the month, April
21-23, the North American Syringe Exchange Convention will reconvene in
Tacoma, Washington. Visit NASEN
to find out more.
Later in the year, November
9-12, further south in Long Beach, California, the 2005 International Conference
on Drug Policy Reform will convene. This is expected to be a big
one -- DRCNet will be there too. Visit DPA
for the details.
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. Click here
to learn more.
There are many local events
coming up around the country -- see our Reformer's
Calendar to learn more -- New York, Princeton, Iowa, Lima, Sacramento
-- these 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 #380
-- 3/25/05
Editorial:
Rise
or
Fall
|
Reefer
Reversal?
British
Government
to
Reconsider
Cannabis
Reclassification
|
Medical
Marijuana
Bills
Fail
in
Illinois,
New
Mexico
|
Special
to
DRCNet:
Steroids,
Sluggers,
and
the
War
on
Drugs
|
DRCNet
Book
Review:
Sports,
Sex,
Eternal
Youth:
A
Cultural
History
of
Testosterone
|
DRCNet
Letter
to
Judge
Wexler
on
Upcoming
Hurwitz
Sentencing
Hearing
|
Please
Help
Students
Losing
Financial
Aid
for
College
Because
of
Drug
Convictions
Get
Their
Aid
Back
--
Alerts
Online
for
the
House,
Senate,
and
Arizona
and
Rhode
Island
Legislatures
|
This
Week's
Corrupt
Cops
Stories
|
Corrupt
Cops
Stories
on
the
Air
|
Events
and
Conferences
Coming
Up
for
Drug
Reformers
--
Come
Out
and
Be
a
Part
of
It
|
Newsbrief:
DC
Judge
Cleared
in
Jail
Death
of
Paralyzed
Marijuana
User
|
Newsbrief:
Michigan
Nightclub
Rave
Raid
Nets
118,
Many
Charged
Only
with
Frequenting
a
"Drug
House"
|
Newsbrief:
From
Exile,
Kubby
Challenges
Search
Warrant
in
Case
That
Caused
Him
to
Flee
United
States
|
Newsbrief:
Britain's
Top
TV
Cop
Says
Legalize
Heroin
|
Newsbrief:
Marijuana
Crops
Defended
in
Fiji
Senate
Hearing
|
Newsbrief:
Afghan
Anti-Opium
Drive
Causes
Prices
to
Rise,
Makes
New
Planting
More
Attractive,
UN
Head
Annan
Says
|
Newsbrief:
At
US
Behest,
Pakistan
Clerics
Vow
Jihad
Against
Drugs
|
Media
Scan:
Becker-Posner
Blog,
Neal
Peirce,
URI
on
HEA,
Tulia,
Loretta
Nall,
Baker
Institute
on
Needle
Exchange,
New
Jersey
Network
on
Medical
Marijuana,
Whosarat.com
|
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Week
in
History
|
The
Reformer's
Calendar
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