SSDP Hawaii is an international grassroots network of students across Hawaii who are dedicated to promoting science-based drug education and policy reform.
Students for Sensible Drug Policy is the only international network of students dedicated to ending the war on drugs. At its heart, SSDP is a grassroots organization, led by a student run Board of Directors. We create change by bringing young people together and creating safe spaces for students of all political and ideological stripes to have honest conversations about drugs and drug policy. Founded in 1998, SSDP comprises thousands of members at hundreds of campuses around the globe.
11/26/2018
This season, give the gift of drug policy reform - SSDP It’s that time of the year, again! Give the gift of drug policy reform and support Students for Sensible Drug Policy this holiday season. is today, and if you’re doing online shopping, your purchases of gifts, clothing, textbooks, dorm gear and more can support our work! Install our...
11/24/2018
Life-saving knowledge.
Lethal op**te fentanyl found in some Hawaii street drugs Fentanyl is 100 times more potent than he**in.
10/18/2018
Cannabis and the U.S. - Canada border Legalization of cannabis in Canada will not have any impact on the drug’s legality in the United States, and cannabis possession remains against U.S. federal...
10/18/2018
“Enabling” is a scary word for loved ones and family members of people in or seeking recovery, especially when we’re told mixed messages about what enabling truly is. Rest assured, giving people the tools and resources to stay alive is NOT enabling, it’s healthcare.
10/18/2018
09/02/2018
Drug Overdoses Killed 72,000 in 2017, a New National Record Overdose deaths now exceed the peak years for HIV, car crash, and firearm deaths.
International Overdose Awareness Day | Law Enforcement Action Partnership The Law Enforcement Action Partnership honors International Overdose Awareness Day, a time to remember and rebuild. Prevention begins with compassion.
08/23/2018
RIP to your greatness..
Remembering Dan Bigg:
Beloved Harm Reduction Family,
When we received the news of Dan Bigg’s passing yesterday morning, time stood still for a brief moment.
Over the past 24 hours, we’ve watched and taken part in the grief that is rolling through our community because of how much he touched our lives. Dan was one of the most brilliant, fearless, and funniest people we’ve ever known. He was there at the beginning of the harm reduction movement in the United States, influencing its direction and shaping our values. As the architect of naloxone distribution in this country and beyond, he is directly responsible for saving hundreds of lives and indirectly responsible for tens of thousands more. He took up space, commanded attention, and created change.
Losing Dan is a huge blow for us all, but also a reminder of how much more work there is left to do. So take time to care for yourselves and each other. And then remember to get up, get out, and continue soldiering on. ‘Cause that’s what Dan would’ve done.
In Love and Solidarity,
Harm Reduction Coalition
https://harmreduction.org/blog/remembering-dan-bigg/
08/19/2018
Overdose Deaths Reached Record Level of 72,000 in 2017, New Estimates Show Fentanyl is a big culprit, but there are also encouraging signs from states that have prioritized public health campaigns and addiction treatment.
07/13/2018
HHHRC | EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
07/04/2018
We have been doing it wrong all along... but that doesn't mean we can't start making smart changes now to our drug education paradigm.
How should we be teaching students about drugs? Rhana Hashemi is the site coordinator for drug and alcohol programs and services for Oakland Unified School District. But, to her students, she is just “the drug lady.”
07/04/2018
Reclaiming Your Identity As A Drug User Today, we have a world where we can say: “I’m proud to be a woman” and “I’m proud to be gay.” But we can’t say: “I’m a drug-user.”
