Mutual-aid and advocacy network of syringe services providers and participants. Organizing to reduce the harms of the racialized war on drugs and drug use.
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ALT Image of 50+ folks standing and sitting, many holding various rally signs and banners, outside. Signs and banners include messages including, "NO MORE DRUG WAR" and "HARM REDUCTION IS HEALTH CARE."
ALT Crowd of rally participants chant, smile, and hold various banners and signs in support of harm reduction and harm reduction programs.
ALT Image of person at right, standing on stage, speaking to crowd. Beside them, a person holds a megaphone. Others at left and middle, on grass below, listen in.
ALT Image of two people standing behind large banner reading, "NO MORE DRUG WAR". They have their arms around each other's shoulders, and are looking directly at camera.
ALT pic of a naloxone vial saying "pipes connect more people to naloxone and reinforce equity of care for all people who use drugs"
ALT Cover slide for a webinar titled: “Liberating naloxone: pharmaceutical capitalism, supply chain transparency and the myth of “free” naloxone” by Remedy Alliance /For the People, Eliza Wheeler, Nabarun Dasgupta and Maya Doe-Simkins. To the right of the text is a drawing of four people launching naloxone over a high prison wall with slingshots and it says Remedy Alliance/For the People Liberate Naloxone.
ALT Image of a slide from an upcoming webinar that says “Goals for this webinar: Supply Chain transparency, Deconstructing “free” naloxone, re-situating naloxone access into a political context, opportunities for disruption of systems. Below the text is an image of two generic injectable naloxone vials.
