Politics & Advocacy
DRCNet's Reformer's Calendar is a tool you can use to let the world know about your events, and find out what is going on in your area in the issue. This resource used to run in our newsletter each week, but now is available from the right hand column of most of the pages on our web site.
- Visit http://stopthedrugwar.org each day and you'll see a listing of upcoming events in the page's right-hand column with the number of days remaining until the next several events coming up and a link to more.
- Check our new online calendar section at to view all of them by month, week or a range of different views.
- We request and invite you to submit your event listings directly on our web site. Note that our new system allows you to post not only a short description as we currently do, but also the entire text of your announcement.
The Reformer's Calendar publishes events large and small of interest to drug policy reformers around the world. Whether it's a major international conference, a demonstration bringing together people from around the region or a forum at the local college, we want to know so we can let others know, too.
But we need your help to keep the calendar current, so please make sure to contact us and don't assume that we already know about the event or that we'll hear about it from someone else, because that doesn't always happen.
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Previous and following months. Calendar format.
I can't find previous months in the calendar format. It would be nice to be able to look at them. To catch up on what has been going on, and to follow the links. It is a good networking tool. I suggest keeping the monthly calendars as far back as possible. It is a history of the drug reform movement, too. Very useful.
I also don't see calendars for the following months. People like to plan ahead. They are also more likely to put stuff on the calendar if it is done farther ahead of the events.
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