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Message from the Drug Policy Alliance: Protect Everyone's Right to Vote:

With the 2004 presidential election just five weeks away, tens of thousands of people will again be denied the right to vote. And the  "war on drugs" is the leading culprit. The Drug Policy Alliance has partnered  with Right to Vote to assemble a fantastic new Flash animation showing how felon disenfranchisement is one of the most severe consequences of the drug war. Click here
 

MONTEL WILLIAMS SHOW
BRINGS MEDICAL MARIJUANA
ISSUE TO THE MASSES


The medicinal use of marijuana
was the sole topic on Tuesday's
edition of the Montel Williams
TV talk show. Williams, who
suffers from Multiple Sclerosis,
has become an increasingly vocal
proponent of medical marijuana.
Click here

 

Drug War    


The growing disillusionment with the War on Drugs raises many questions. The links below are helpful in understanding the costs of imprisoning drug offenders in the United States as well as solutions to this ongoing 'war'.

Criminal Justice Forum - Drug War


ActionAmerica.org - The War on Drugs. Solution or Problem?


Change the Climate, Inc. - Time to tell the truth about marijuana.


Club Drugs - NIDA-supported research has shown that use of club drugs can cause serious health problems and, in some cases, even death.


CDSP - Common Sense for Drug Policy.


DanceSafe - Promoting health & safety within the rave and nightclub community.


DRCNet - The drug reform coordination network.


Drug Policy Alliance - A leading organization working to broaden the public debate on drug policy and to promote realistic alternatives to the war on drugs based on science, compassion, public health and human rights.

More than 500,000 Americans are arrested on marijuana charges every year. They
can lose their jobs or student loans or access to public housing. Many end up in jail.
Prohibition didn’t work for alcohol, and it’s not working for marijuana. It’s clear to us
that the war on drugs is actually a war on people. We’re the Drug Policy Alliance.
We stand for reason, compassion, and justice. Join us.

www.drugpolicy.org
(212) 613-8020


Drug Testing Fails our Youth - Don’t let this happen in your community.


Efficacy - the power to produce a desired effect. The effect we wish to produce is peace.


Habit Smart - Providing alternative theories of addictive behavior and change.


Human Rights & Drug War - Designed to bring awareness to the general public and policy makers about the human casualties and costs of the US Drug War.


LEAP - Current and former members of law enforcement who support drug regulation rather than prohibition.


Markfiore.com - A little humor!


The November Coalition - A nonprofit, grassroots organization who are educating the public about the destructive increase in prison population in the United States due to our current drug laws.

Local November Coalition - Secure the release of drug war prisoners in Florida- as many as possible, as soon as possible- and strip the drug war of its capacity to incarcerate.


Open the Can - A CANpaign for freedom.


Prisoners of the drug war - A site is written for, by, and about prisoners of the "War on Drugs".


Raise Your Voice/Scholarships - Scholarships for Students Denied Federal Financial Aid Because of Drug Convictions.


Reconsider: Forum on drug policy -Browse this site to learn all about drugs and drug policy and how you can help reduce crime and protect our children.


www.religiousleadersdrugpolicy.org - A group of religious leaders both clergy and religious academics who have felt called to speak out on an unpopular and controversial issue:  U.S. Drug Policy


Safe Access Now - Defending Patients Rights to Medical Marijuana.


Unitarian View - The Unitarian's View of the Drug War.


weitzelcharts.com - See how a good doctor became a victim of the drug war.

 

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