Harm Reduction: Los Angeles County Okays Needle Exchange Program
The County of Los Angeles has approved a $500,000 needle exchange program in a bid to slow the spread of AIDS and Hepatitis B and C.
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Job Listing: Syringe Exchange, Harm Reduction Coalition, California
The Harm Reduction Coalition seeks a person for their Syringe Exchange Program Specialist position in California.
Job Opportunity: Syringe Exchange Program Specialist, CA
The Harm Reduction Coalition is hiring a Syringe Exchange Program Specialist for work in California.
Second National Conference on Methamphetamine, HIV, and Hepatitis Underway in Salt Lake City
The 2nd National Conference on Methamphetamine, HIV and Hepatitis got underway in Salt Lake City Thursday. Here's a report from the first day.
It Was the Best of Times: Drug Reform Victories and Advances in 2006
As 2006 comes to an end, we look back to find the most significant victories and advances for drug reform this year.
Harm Reduction: New Jersey Governor Signs Needle Exchange Bill
New Jersey Gov. John Corzine (D) quickly signed the needle exchange passed by the state Assembly last week. Now, up to six Garden State cities may begin pilot programs.
Feature: New Jersey Legislature Approves Needle Exchange Bill, Governor Will Sign
The last holdout state in the needle exchange battles has now enacted legislation legalizing the programs.
Harm Reduction: New Jersey Needle Exchange Bill Moves to Final Floor Votes Next Week
New Jersey is the only state in the nation with neither needle exchange nor non-prescription needle sales, but that could change Monday as a needle exchange bill heads for final floor votes in both houses of the legislature.
Press Release: World AIDS Day: Advocates Call to Lift Federal Ban on Syringe Exchange - Take Politics Out of HIV Prevention
Harm reduction advocates are looking to the new Congress with hope.
Harm Reduction: New Jersey Needle Exchange, Needle Access Bills Advance
New Jersey is the last state in the nation without either needle exchange programs or access to syringes without a prescription, but with bills moving in committee, that could soon change.