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

Local and visiting psychedelic science scholars speaking on the therapeutic and medicinal uses of psychedelics.

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

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.

Topics will include gendered psychedelic spirituality and ways of healing; personal use and professional risk; biomedical and social science research; drug policy reform and activism; intersections of gender, race and class; and sex, seduction, and safety within psychedelic communities. CE credit available.

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)

Current debates related to plants and psychoactive substances, with a multidisciplinary perspective. New reflections from intersectional discussions related to the traditional, contemporary, urban, therapeutic and personal uses of psychoactive plants. (Spanish-language)

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.