Sophie Stockman, Author at Unharm

Victoria’s cannabis inquiry – and you.

A deep dive into Victoria’s inquiry into cannabis use and what the report reveals about drug reform.

Community conversations: how it started, how it’s going, how you can get involved

You’re invited to join a conversation about drug policy and fairness. Conversations are led by community members to build connections across the movement and identify shared goals.

Australia’s drug laws are inherently racist – and always have been

Prohibitionists like to say that illegal drugs are banned because they’re dangerous. That’s just a cover-up for the real, racist roots of prohibition.

The War on Drugs isn’t just bad for our health – it’s also deeply unfair

The racist truth behind the War on Drugs

U.S. President Nixon announced a ‘War on Drugs’ in 1971 – and it still impacts the way people who use drugs are treated worldwide.

What does the ACT election result mean for drug policy?

Greens-Labor coalition has secured another term in office after the ACT election. Will this allow the Greens to push for drug law reform?

Will the TGA make nangs illegal this year?

Nitrous oxide – also known as laughing gas or ‘nangs’ – has recently come under scrutiny with the TGA considering whether to ban it entirely.

Oregon shows decriminalisation is possible with 2 in 3 voting YES

Oregon is the first U.S. state to decriminalise personal possession for ALL drugs – it is possible.

Rising drug use among Aussie parents while more teens go sober

Data shows drug use among Aussie parents is rising while more teens go sober.

Small steps toward decriminalisation may still be possible if NSW Premier can tamp down moral panic

There’s still hope NSW can implement positive drug reform from the Ice Inquiry.