Unitarian Universalists
for Drug Policy Reform
Canada
“First, we must accept reality: Drugs, including alcohol and tobacco, are here today. Not all drug users are abusers, and not all abusers become addicts. Once we acknowledge these fundamental truths, the responsible approach for dealing with drugs becomes clear.” - Vancouver Police Const. Gil Puder
- Draft Canadian Unitarian Social Responsibility Resolution • (PDF Version)
- Public Forum on Drug Policy, University of Victoria, B.C.
- B.C. Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS
- Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse
- Canadian Drug Policy Coalition
- Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy
- Canadian Harm Reduction Network
- Canadian Media Awareness Project
- Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network
- CUC Alternatives to Prohibition Monitoring Group
- Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
- From Grief to Action
- Special Committee on Non-Medical Use of Drugs
- Special Committee on Non-Medical Use of Drugs (Bill C-38)
- Special Senate Committee on Illegal Drugs
- Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users
- Canadian Drug Policy as Symbolic Action / Jennifer Tooley
- Criminal Law & 20th Century Canadian Drug Policy / Eugene Oscapella
- The Drug Wars - Domination, Delusion, Decriminalization / Rev. Cheryl Jack
- Drugs and Drug Policy in Canada / Diane Riley, PhD
- An Introduction to Drug Policy Reform / Matthew Elrod
- HIV/AIDS and Injection Drug Use: A National Action Plan
- Losing the War on Drugs / Dan Gardner (Ottawa Citizen)
- Report of the Canadian Government Commission of Inquiry into the Non-Medical Use of Drugs
- Recovering Our Honour / Gil Puder
- Unitarian Values and the War on Drugs / Rev. J. McRee Elrod
- What do we mean by "Harm Reduction?" / Rev. J. McRee Elrod
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