MAPS Publish Bulletin: Special Edition: Drug Reform and Drug Access Pathways

We are excited to share the latest edition of the MAPS Bulletin: Vol. 32, No. 2, Special Edition: Drug Reform and Drug Access Pathways, is now available online and in subscriber mailboxes!

New articles from our contributing authors include:

• About the Cover Artist, Natasha Chomko
• From the Desk of Rick Doblin, Ph.D. by Rick Doblin, Ph.D.
• MAPS’ Strategic Priorities for a Post-Prohibition Reality  by Kan Yan and Fede Menapace
• Dare We Do Better? Drug Education for the MAPS Movement by Shirelle Noble
• MAPS Doubles Ethnoracial Diversity in Trials Again by McKenna Leighton and Charlotte Harrison
• Bringing Psychedelics Under Control: Legal Regulation as a Pathway to Safety and Wider Access by Scott Bernstein
• A Framework for Regulating the Promotion of Psychedelics in a Fully Legalized Context by Dana Karout
• Coordinated Federal and State Psychedelic Policy: So Outrageous it Just Might Work? by Brett Waters
• Oregon’s Journey: The Implementation of Ballot Measure 109, The Oregon Psilocybin Services Act by Angie Allbee
• Psilocybin Facilitator Training Programs in Oregon: An Inside Look at Oregon’s Burgeoning Psychedelic Marketplace by Jon Dennis
• Considering Complexities with Measure 109 Implementation by Jonathan Perez-Reyzin and
  Ismail Lourido Ali, J.D.
• This Won’t Last Forever: Reframing Perspectives on Drug Sellers by Mitchell Gomez
• Legal Coca: Colombia’s Drug Policy Insurrection by David Restrepo
• Indigenous Medicine Conservation: Foundational During the Psychedelic Movement by Miriam Volat, M.S.
• In Memoriam: Ann Shulgin, Forerunner of Today’s
  Psychedelic Re-Emergence, Dies at 91