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Blogroll

In addition to the DrugSense Blog, drug policy issues are well represented in the blogosphere.

Links Database

We have 400+ drug reform organizations and web sites listed in our Links Database that are searchable alphabetically, by geographic location, focus, keywords or special interest. If your organization or favorite web site is not listed, please submit it here. [Learn more ]

Mailing Lists

DrugSense hosts a number of mailing lists, also known as listserves, for various international, national, regional and topical focus groups.

MAP Resources

Spread the word about our huge, fully searchable archive of thousands of news articles. This informative resource can answer practically any question on drug policy, help you prepare for debates or media appearances, provide a research tool for local media, enhance your fact-checking and accuracy, provide targets for letter writing, news feeds and much more.

News Feeds

Our Media Awareness Project offers several news feeds, organized by popularity, area and topic, available as a JavaScript "widget" for pasting into web pages as well as RSS/XML format. You can also get up-to-the-minute news from our Drugnews Bot.

Voter Initiatives

As many drug policy reform activists are discovering, the highest and most direct level of democracy often takes place at the lowest levels of government. This is reflected in the many successful municipal audits and initiatives that have taken place over the last few years. From Seattle's I-75, to Oakland's Measure Z, to Syracuse's Plan B, these important local actions can expose and erode the faulty presumptions that underpin the war on drugs, and they often resonate well beyond their geographical boundaries. Although each municipality has a different social and bureaucratic make-up, we believe that future initiatives can benefit from reviewing the tactics of those that have successfully passed before them. It is with this in mind that DrugSense has developed the "Community Audits and Initiatives" webpage.

Weekly Newsletter

Between the summer of 1997 and the spring of 2010, DrugSense published a weekly newsletter, including analysis and commentary on selected drug-related news and developments, announcements, alerts and feature articles. The back issues remain a valuable resource for drug policy students and historians.

Drug War Facts