November 20, 2004. Speaking to young activists from across the country on harm reduction drug education.
At a conference held by Students for Sensible Drug Policy on the University of Maryland, College Park.
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November 20, 2004. Speaking to young activists from across the country on harm reduction drug education.
At a conference held by Students for Sensible Drug Policy on the University of Maryland, College Park.
Rob Kampia (center) is the co-founder and national director of the Marijuana Policy Project.
Sometime past midnight, at least twenty of us from the Students for Sensible Drug Policy
conference left our hotel, took the subway, and then walked through the worst ghetto I'd
ever seen to hang out at his place near Washington D.C. Not a good idea for me, since
we left at 3 in the morning only to have to wake up a few hours later for the following
morning's conference activities. I was so sleep-deprived on that trip!!
- November 2004 -
November 13, 2004. Speaking in New Orleans at an international conference held by the Harm Reduction Coalition.
The panel addressed how drug policy has negatively affected youth cultures. My focus was on the rave scene.
Presenting Generation E at the Harm Reduction conference.
Photo courtesy of AJ Cook, New Orleans - November 12, 2004
With Micah Frazier, who I interviewed for Generation E
when she worked for the Harm Reduction Coalition.
She was also a fellow speaker on the youth issues panel.
Lisa Moore, a fellow speaker at the Harm Reduction conference and
professor of health from my school San Francisco State University.
Kicking it with DanceSafe members from New York, Atlanta,
and St Louis at the Harm Reduction conference
Forget the conference. We're hungry, it's time for dinner! Our destination:
New Orleans sushi!! It's good, but Bay Area sushi's way better. Sitting with
me are fellow DanceSafe members from New York, Atlanta, and St Louis.
March 10, 2004. Debuting Generation E on the West Coast at the University of California, Berkeley.
Shots courtesy of my brother-in-law, Howard Kong
Abby Bair, national outreach coordinator for Students for Sensible Drug Policy, at the
New England College Convention in New Hampshire - January 2004. Although I could not be
in attendance, Abby arranged to show Generation E to about 60 members of her organization
during the convention. This was the first screening ever of the documentary. Thanx Abby!
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