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You might remember our acclaimed DrugSense Weekly e-newsletter that had been published for 644 consecutive
weeks beginning in December of 1997. Last year, we transformed the DrugSense
Weekly into the DrugSense Blog. The Blog keeps readers up-to-date and
informed 24/7 with the same features as the DrugSense Weekly. Check it out
for yourself!
Once there, look for these familiar sections: Cannabis & Hemp: News stories and opinion pieces concerning this controversial, yet useful plant. Drug Policy: Articles and commentary that overview of drug policy as an issue. Hot off the Net: Developing news stories and links to recently released audio and video clips. Question of the Week: Answers to drug policy questions by Drug War Facts Editor, Mary Jane Borden. Letter of the Week: Best Letters-to-the-Editor (LTE) as picked by the DrugSense editing team.
This is just a small sample of what you'll find on the DrugSense blog. There are many more sections, newsfeeds, video clips, announcements, and facts to explore. Websites like the DrugSense blog help us fulfill our mission of encouraging accuracy in the media and activism in the community concerning sensible, evidence-based drug policies. |
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Won't you join our journey to reform draconian drug laws? Help continue the
timely delivery of accurate information to you, the media, and the world?
The DrugSense blog may be offered for free, but it's not free to produce. Information comes with a cost called bandwidth, servers, and technical support. Your tax-deductible donation is essential to covering these costs and ensuring that the information they deliver has a global impact. Donating is quick, easy, and secure when you Support DrugSense. Perhaps we could count on you for a recurring donations -- every month, three months or six months -- to cover recurring costs? These options are available when you Donate.
You can also make your check or money order payable to DrugSense and mail it to:
Or you can donate toll free by calling 1-800-266-5759. So explore the DrugSense blog. Get informed. Be involved. Donate. Reform!
Thank you.
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