Tracy Ingle: Another Drug War Outrage; from Reason Magazine (US), 5/7/08

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Bottoms Up: Guide to Grassroots Activism

NoNewPrisons.org

Prisons and Poisons

November Coalition Projects

Get on the Soapbox! with Soap for Change

November Coalition: We Have Issues!

November Coalition Local Scenes

November Coalition Multimedia Archive

The Razor Wire
Bring Back Federal Parole!
November Coalition: Our House

Stories from Behind The WALL

November Coalition: Nora's Blog

Other Drug Policy Reform Organizations

The Marijuana Project Of Washington State - A joint effort of the November Coalition and the Law Offices of Douglas Hiatt; an organization that fights for the rights of medical marijuana patients in Washington State and beyond.

These are the more prominent organizations out of literally hundreds - for a comprehensive list, visit the Media Awareness Project Drug Policy Links search engine

For regular weekly and daily collections of news items relevant to drug policy, prison, and criminal justice reform, visit these sites and sign up online to have them sent right to your inbox:

The Drug War Chronicle (weekly) - The "World's Leading Drug Policy Newsletter", an original weekly e-zine, with editorials, news items, and timely alerts on legislation and activism.

The DrugSense Weekly Newsletter - If you are concerned about the War on Drugs, sign up for the DrugSense Weekly to become informed and active. "DrugSense Means Education."

The Drug Policy Alliance Newsletter (weekly) - "Envisioning new drug policies based on science, compassion, health and human rights and a just society in which the fears, prejudices and punitive prohibitions of today are no more."

The Media Awareness Project: Drugnews Digest (several times daily) - The Drugnews-Digest (DND) is a one-way summary and source of current drug-related news. Full articles cited are available on the Media Awareness Project (MAP) web site.

AlterNet's DrugReporter: Special Coverage of the Drug War and related issues.

Unnacceptable Losses: A photo essay of the war on drugs

IN MEMORIAM: In honor of all the drug policy reform activists who worked so hard, but did not live to see the day of freedom and realization.

A Better Way Foundation: Connecticut

The Can-Do Foundation is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit foundation that advocates Clemency for All Non-violent Drug Offenders. Founded by former prisoner Amy Ralston.

Campaign For Youth Justice works to keep juveniles out of the adult criminla justice system.

Common Sense for Drug Policy

The Drug Policy Alliance

Drug Resource Coordination Network (DRCNet)

DrugSense

Drug Truth Network: featuring the 4:20 Drug War News webcast

Educators for Sensible Drug Policy (EFSDP)

Efficacy

Equal Justice & Reform Project


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OC NORML and The November Coalition conduct regular Rallies Against The Failing War on Drugs in Orange County, CA. For more info, see Local Scenes and http://ocnorml.org

European Human Rights Centre (EHRC)

Families Against Mandatory Minimums (FAMM)

Human Rights and the Drug War (HR95)

Illicit Drug Policies: Selected Laws from the 50 States

Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP)

The Marijuana Policy Project (MPP)

The Media Awareness Project (MAPInc)

National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML)

Pain Relief Network (PRN)

Police Officers for Drug Law Reform (PODLR)

Real Reform 2004: Reform The Rockefeller Drug Laws

Reconsider: Forum on Drug Policy

Religious Leaders for a More Just and Compassionate Drug Policy

Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP)

Truth: The Anti-Drug War - a vast compilation of facts & figures by privatre citizen Brian C. Bennett

Unnacceptable Losses

Unitarian Universalists for Drug Policy Reform (UUDPR)

Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform (WONPR)

Working to end drug war injustice

Meet the People Behind The U.S. Sentencing Guidelines

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