Other drug policy reform organizations or sources of information about
drug policy issues
Canada
Outside Canada (and some Canadian sites too)
British Columbia Centre for
Excellence in HIV/AIDS
Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network
Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse
(CCSA) Ottawa
Canadian Media Awareness Project
(Canadian news clippings)
Canadian
Students for Sensible Drug Policy
Cannabis Facts for Canadians
Centre for Addiction and Mental
Health,
Toronto
Centre for Addictions Research
of B.C. (at University of Victoria), Victoria, B.C.
From Grief to Action:
FGTA is a non-profit advocacy society working to improve the lives of
illicit
drug users, their families and riends, since 1999.
John Howard
Society of Canada (from the John Howard Society web site:
The John Howard Society of Canada is a federation of
provincial/territorial and local Societies comprised of people whose
goal is to understand and respond to problems of crime, to work with
people who have come into conflict with the law, to review, evaluate
and advocate for changes in the criminal justice process and to engage
in public education on matters involving criminal law and its
application.)
ThePotLawHasFallen.ca -- a
web site established by Professor Doug Hutchinson, University of
Toronto -- "The prohibition of marijuana in Canada
has fallen into legal invalidity. The
purpose of this site is to inform the Canadian public of this, to
explain its significance, to mount a campaign to end the enforcement of
this invalidated law, and to offer pertinent information and assistance
to any Canadian who may be in legal jeopardy from it." Site also
contains links to important court decisions dealing with cannabis.
Unitarian Universalists for
Drug
Policy Reform -- Canada
See also the much
more extensive
list of Canadian links maintained by the Canadian Media Awareness
Project.
Political:
B.C. Marijuana Party
Vancouver
eNDProhibition
Outside Canada
The web site of Common
Sense
for Drug Policy contains an extensive list of drug policy reform
organizations,
as well as organizations opposed to reform.
See also the excellent publication, Drug
War Facts. | 