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February 9th,2019- Opioid Response Advocacy Forum for Students & Professional at the University of Pittsburgh College of Public Health
Protestersstaging a die-in outside the courthouse. Members of P.A.I.N. (Prescription Addiction Intervention Now) and Truth Pharm staged a rally and die-in on October 10, 2019 outside New York’s Southern District Federal Court in White Plains, where Purdue Pharmaceuticals bankruptcy hearing is being held. Participants threw thousands of mock “Oxy Dollars” and prescription bottles of OxyContin while holding banners reading “Shame On Sackler”, “200 Dead Each Day” and “Claw Back Sackler $$, Fund Harm Reduction”. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Original photos documented for Canadian Harm Reduction Network and Candadian Aids Society in conjunction with their research across Canada June 2007. Includes 9 cities.
Photo by Chad Cordell of Fighting Fox Photography, www.facebook.com/fightingfoxphoto
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Photo by Chad Cordell of Fighting Fox Photography, www.facebook.com/fightingfoxphoto
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Our beds are in peak performance this year at ReVision Urban Farm! Here are some photos from July 14.
Our beds are in peak performance this year at ReVision Urban Farm! Here are some photos from July 14.
Photo by Chad Cordell of Fighting Fox Photography, www.facebook.com/fightingfoxphoto
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Original photos documented for Canadian Harm Reduction Network and Candadian Aids Society in conjunction with their research across Canada June 2007. Includes 9 cities.
Protestersstaging a die-in outside the courthouse. Members of P.A.I.N. (Prescription Addiction Intervention Now) and Truth Pharm staged a rally and die-in on October 10, 2019 outside New York’s Southern District Federal Court in White Plains, where Purdue Pharmaceuticals bankruptcy hearing is being held. Participants threw thousands of mock “Oxy Dollars” and prescription bottles of OxyContin while holding banners reading “Shame On Sackler”, “200 Dead Each Day” and “Claw Back Sackler $$, Fund Harm Reduction”. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
The Harm Reduction Commission was established in August 2018, with Governor Baker’s signing into law of chapter 208 of the Acts of 2018. The commission is charged with reviewing and making recommendations regarding harm reduction opportunities to address substance use disorder. The commission is comprised of the Secretary of Health and Human Services, who chairs the commission, and a diverse panel of policymakers, public health professionals, legal scholars, clinicians, and local residents.
Learn more: www.mass.gov/orgs/harm-reduction-commission
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(photo by Lucyus Fevrier)