ALEXANDER LEKHTMAN
Young People Of Color As Leaders In The Movement To End The War On Drugs Published April 22, 2019
Uplifting a New Face & Voice of Cannabis: A Happy 4/20 with Safon Floyd of EstroHaze Published April 20, 2019
“Discover who you truly are.” Albert Hofmann’s Bicycle Day and A Critical Look at LSD Published April 19, 2019
Cannabis Consumers Have Power: Meet Some Pioneers of Industry Inclusivity Published April 18, 2019
Beyond Legalization: Searching SSDP Conference Takes On Exclusion Published April 11, 2019
Why Is the Cannabis Industry Struggling to Build Social Equity in the City of Angels? An Interview with Kristen Lovell of the Social Impact Center, Los Angeles Published April 3, 2019
“Our lawmakers don’t talk to their constituents.” An Interview with New Mexico Activist Monique Chavez on Why Pot Legalization Failed In Her State Published April 1, 2019
FDA Approves Ketamine-Derived Treatment for Depression, But How Are People Really Using It? A Conversation with Kellye Greene of New York DanceSafe Published March 30, 2019
Equity and Expungement: Why Cannabis Activists Crashed SXSW Published March 19, 2019
Rethinking Ketamine in Light of a Newly Approved Depression Treatment Published March 19, 2019
For People Still Impacted by the Crack Era, the First Step Act Isn’t Enough Published February 6, 2019
The People of Color Psychedelic Society: Feminism and Psychedelics in One Group Published January 24, 2019
Is Psychedelic Healing in Your Genes? A Team of Scientists Seeks to Find Out Published January 14, 2019
Why Crack Cocaine Sentencing Reform Could Mean Mean Thousands Out of Prison — Including Cannabis Convicts Published Jan 9, 2019
Will a New Democratic Congress Help Make Marijuana Dreams a Reality? Published Jan 2, 2019
The First Step Act Is Not The Criminal Justice Reform We Need. But It’s A Start. Published December 21, 2018
What Our Saliva Will Tell Us About MDMA Therapy: Dr. Joe Tafur and the Modern Spirit Epigenetics Project Published December 20, 2018
Pioneering UConn MDMA Research Focused on People of Color Ends Early: What Are the Next Steps for Equity in Treatment? Published December 18, 2018
The Burgeoning Psychedelics Movement Still Excludes Women and People of Color Published December 3, 2018
“I Am Living Testimony That Cannabis Saves Lives”: How A Brooklyn Woman Used Cannabis and Meditation To Survive Tragedy Published November 26, 2018
NYC’s First Experiential CBD Store Opens Downtown, Seeking To Build Bridges In a Troubled Market Published November 21, 2018
NYC Marijuana Arrests Have Dropped, but Policing Still Targets Minority Groups Published November 14, 2018
FDA Gives Stamp of Approval for Clinical Psilocybin Trials Published November 13, 2018
Cannabis Technology Platform Eaze Announces Major Discount on Pot Purchases for U.S. Veterans Published November 7, 2018
Cannabis Conviction? The First Ever National Expungement Week Begins Published October 19, 2018
How A Gender-Nonbinary Person Navigates The Cannabis Industry Published October 8, 2018
A Team of European Researchers Is Crowdsourcing the World’s First ‘Self-Blinded’ LSD Microdosing Study Published October 6, 2018
A Cannabis Lawyer in Portland Has an Ambitious Plan to Fund More Women in the Industry Published October 3, 2018
After 26 Years In Prison For LSD, And Clemency From Obama, Timothy Tyler Is A Free Man Published September 10, 2018
Massachusetts Cannabis Activists Warn Against Anti-Immigrant, Anti-Worker Behavior in Industry Published August 10, 2018
A Healing Trip: Psychologists Are Testing MDMA to Treat the Trauma of Racism Published August 1, 2018
A Psychedelic Study In Connecticut Aims to Bridge the Racial Gap in MDMA Psychotherapy Published July 17, 2018
What It’s Like to Brew Black Market Weed Beer in New York City Published June 12, 2018
This Baker, Entrepreneur, And Mother Fights For Section 8 Tenants To Use Medical Cannabis Published May 29, 2018
How Activists Are Fighting For Full Cannabis Legalization In Washington, D.C. Published April 20, 2018
DC’s Cannabis Confusion Could Be Solved by Maryland Voters Published April 26, 2018
Two movements converge in Mexico at CryptoPsychedelic Published April 1, 2018
Dreaming About Drug Reform: An Interview With Arturo Lua Castillo Published March 27, 2018
Black Tar, Black Markets: Denver's Opioid Crisis and the Search for a Progressive Fix Published February 28, 2018
Maine Gov Vetoes (Admittedly Flawed) Legal Cannabis Bill, Leaving Future Sales Uncertain Published November 9, 2017
International Drug Policy Reform Conference Brings Harm Reduction Into Spotlight Published October 30, 2017
Does The First Amendment Protect Spiritual Cannabis Use? A D.C. Activist Plans To Argue For It Published September 7, 2017
Washington Man Facing Prison After Foraging For Wild Mushrooms Published August 15, 2017
Ohio City Gov’t: We Have To Fine And Jail Overdose Survivors To Give Them “Treatment Opportunities” Published April 13, 2017
A Weekend For Women And Weed Published January 23, 2017
Adam Eidinger Calls On Cannabis Community To #SmokeSessions Published January 9, 2017
We Talked With World Ayahuasca Conference Organizer Ben De Loenen Published October 17, 2016
Canada Approves Legal Heroin For Severely Addicted Patients Published September 28, 2016
Obama Commutes Sentences For 111, Including Deadhead Serving Life For LSD Published September 1, 2016
J Walking Along Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Trail Published August 29, 2016
Activists Bring 51-Foot Cannabis Joint To Hillary Clinton Published August 19, 2016
Manny Pacquiao And Rodrigo Duterte Support The Death Penalty For Drug Crimes Published July 19, 2016