Seven events and 10 plenaries covering a diversity of topics related to psychoactives and Latin America including drug policy reform, cannabis, coca, harm reduction, indigenous uses of sacred plants, new psychoactives substances, and more.

A look at various tobacco species and their traditional roles, myths and powers, with ethnobotanist Kathleen Harrison.

a pop-up arts and cultural hub featuring live programming and art from around the world that highlights how drug policies impact and shape our communities.

2018 theme is "intoxication", exploring "what drives people around the world to get intoxicated - and how was the intoxication culture in antiquity?"

Focusing on the wide range of issues that affect the health of people in nightlife settings including alcohol and drug use; sexual health; violence and anti-social behavior; management and design of nightlife settings; late night transport; staff training; and international nightlife tourism.

Created as an event where diverse perspectives on psychedelics could be explored and discussed openly and with an eye toward challenging the logic of prohibitionist laws against these unique plants and substances.

Experts in the field of psychedelic science educating a diverse audience about current evidence-based research, in addition to medicinal and therapeutic applications.

Workshop with ethnobotanist Kathleen Harrison. Considering the roles of these plants and fungi from an animistic point of view, in indigenous history, contemporary culture & global consciousness.

Multi-stage "psychedelic tribal gathering" with speakers and workshops.

Exploring new trends and technologies in the psychedelic community, bringing together diverse speakers from around the world to share expertise in the entheogenic world. This year's theme is Entheogenics in Urban Environments.

First ever Swedish conference on the use of psychedelics in psychiatry.

Multidisciplinary conference focused on improving the health of people who use drugs.

A conference devoted to understanding ketamine as a treatment for various psychiatric disorders, and as a tool for spiritual exploration.

Integrates perspectives for a healthy, safe and sustainable nightlife and brings together different stakeholders in the field including researchers, practical experts, and governmental agency representatives. (European focus)

The International Drug Policy Reform Conference is a biennial event that brings together people from around the world who believe that the war on drugs is doing more harm than good. In 2017 it brought together 1,500 attendees representing 50 different countries.