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National Harm Reduction Coalition is committed to uplifting the voices and experiences of people who use drugs.| National Harm Reduction Coalition
National Harm Reduction Coalition is committed to uplifting the voices and experiences of people who use drugs.| National Harm Reduction Coalition
It is with broken hearts and profound sadness we share our beloved former colleague and forever friend, Lill Prosperino, has passed away. Lill was a light. Their smile and laugh made the whole room — virtual or in-person — brighter. Lill embodied harm reduction. Lill was and is harm reduction. Throughout their work as ... Honoring our beloved colleague and friend, Lill Prosperino The post Honoring our beloved colleague and friend, Lill Prosperino appeared first on National Harm Reduc...| National Harm Reduction Coalition
Beyond Black History Month spotlight: Kassandra Frederique Black harm reduction future includes joy and dignity When Drug Policy Alliance’s Executive Director Kassandra Frederique talks about bringing Black harm reductionists together, she names how learning about the ways Black reformers had been erased or pushed out of harm reduction and drug policy over many years ... BLOG: Kassandra Frederique spotlight The post BLOG: Kassandra Frederique spotlight appeared first on National Harm Red...| National Harm Reduction Coalition
NHRC devastated by Grants Pass case decision Criminalizing homelessness will cost lives National Harm Reduction Coalition (NHRC) is appalled by the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling criminalizing people who are houseless, a deadly and devastating decision that will cost lives—particularly for people who use drugs and their loved ones. NHRC joined thousands ... STATEMENT: NHRC appalled by deadly Supreme Court ruling The post STATEMENT: NHRC appalled by deadly Supreme Court ruling...| National Harm Reduction Coalition
Black Harm Reduction Network co-founder focuses on path ahead Rucker discusses the heart of a vision Making a way out of no way is not new to Joy Rucker, co-founder of the Black Harm Reduction Network (BHRN), who has worked at the intersections of substance use, HIV, houselessness, and mental health issues for several ... Beyond Black History Month Spotlight: Joy Rucker The post Beyond Black History Month Spotlight: Joy Rucker appeared first on National Harm Reduction Coalition.| National Harm Reduction Coalition
Black Harm Reduction Network reimagines freedom, self-determination, equity ‘You never give up on a vision,’ says co-founder “You never give up on a vision.” Those are the words of Black Harm Reduction Network Co-Founder Joy Rucker, who sat down with National Harm Reduction Coalition to illuminate the history of the network’s origins ... Black History Month: Black Harm Reduction Network spotlight The post Black History Month: Black Harm Reduction Network spotlight appeared ...| National Harm Reduction Coalition
NHRC addresses National Harm Reduction Technical Assistance Center changes By NHRC Executive Director, Laura Guzman As you may be aware, National Harm Reduction Coalition (NHRC) is no longer affiliated with the National Harm Reduction Technical Assistance Center (NHRTAC). NHRC was previously funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) directly to be ... STATEMENT: NHRC addresses NHRTAC changes The post STATEMENT: NHRC addresses NHRTAC changes appeared first on National H...| National Harm Reduction Coalition
NHRC condemns arrests of Drug User Liberation Front (DULF) members National Harm Reduction Coalition joins hundreds of organizations across the globe in support of the Drug User Liberation Front (DULF) in Canada, condemning the arrests of two DULF members and the criminalization of community-regulated safe supply. DULF’s work has been essential in saving lives and ... STATEMENT: NHRC STANDS IN SOLIDARITY WITH DULF The post STATEMENT: NHRC STANDS IN SOLIDARITY WITH DULF appeared first on Nat...| National Harm Reduction Coalition
As NYC overdoses spike, harm reduction needed more than ever “While they drag their feet, people are dying” As overdoses continue to soar in New York City, NYC Health is asking the community to carry naloxone (commonly known by brand name Narcan) to reverse overdoses. Overdoses are preventable, and access to naloxone — among ... NHRC urges action amid NYC overdose soar The post NHRC urges action amid NYC overdose soar appeared first on National Harm Reduction Coalition.| National Harm Reduction Coalition
NHRC makes space to pause, reflect, plan After much thoughtful discussion internally and externally, NHRC has decided to cancel our 2024 National Harm Reduction Conference. We will be dedicating 2024 to focus on our mission, vision, and values, and reimagine our biennial conference as part of our strategic planning process. We understand the importance of recognizing the ... NHRC cancels 2024 conference, looks ahead to 2026 The post NHRC cancels 2024 conference, looks ahead to 2026 appe...| National Harm Reduction Coalition
The NHRC Board of Directors is excited to announce Laura Guzman, JD, has officially been named NHRC’s fifth executive director since its founding!| National Harm Reduction Coalition
National Harm Reduction Coalition works to increase access to evidence-based harm reduction strategies like overdose prevention and syringe access programs.| National Harm Reduction Coalition
This training guide outlines the process of developing and managing an Overdose Prevention and Education Program.| National Harm Reduction Coalition
