Making Sense of 'Drugs'
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Making Sense of 'Drugs' is a society podcast hosted by Julian Buchanan DipSW, MA, PhD. It has 17 episodes, with the latest published June 2022.
This podcast series provides fresh insights to help understand the drugs, addiction and the drug war.Probably a lot of what you've been told about drugs, about addiction and treatment is simply not true.Drugs, Human Rights and Harm ReductionJulian Buchanan CPA, DSW, MA, PhDhttps://julianbuchanan.wordpress.com/
society ·en ·17 episodes
Ending Prohibition by Incremental Reform or Abolition?
Our children deserve better: Our drug laws place them at risk
Isn’t Legalising ALL Drugs a Reckless Idea?
Take Home Naloxone in Aotearoa: Who cares?
Regulation must address the fundamental harms of prohibition
Harm Reduction: More than just clean needles
Power, Democracy and Drug Reform: Challenging the ‘War on Drugs’
Ending the Drug War: Incrementalism or Abolition?
Drug use is made far more risky by prohibition - here how:
The greatest barriers to recovery are stigma and discrimination
BBC Radio Interview 17/08/10
What We've Been Told About Drugs Isn't True: 75 Misleading Statements
Colluding with drugs as the problem - when prohibition is the problem!
New Zealand Drug Policy 2010-2020: Lessons from missed opportunities for drug reform
Drug Testing: Misleading Simplicity Masking Complex Issues
Will Legalising Cannabis Help End or Extend Prohibition?
Beyond Prohibition: A Human Rights Approach to Successful Drug Reform
Are reformers seeking to abolish prohibition or tweak it?
Vested Interest is the Driver of Drug Prohibition
Is compulsory treatment for drug use, rather than prison, a step in the right direction?
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