SSDP2017 Conference Evaluation Form

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Fill out once at end of the conference. Please share your honest and anonymous feedback about the conference here.

Programming

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Which was your MOST favorite session?

SSDPers on the Front Lines: When empathy becomes activism

West African Perspectives on Drug Use and Policy

Beyond Legalization: Ensuring sensible marijuana policy

A New Look into Novel Psychoactive Substances (NPS)

Activist Self-Care Workshop

Rural Landscapes in Drug Policy Reform

A Feminist Critique of the Drug War

Staying Woke: Ally-ship, racial politics, and the collateral consequences of the drug war

Abstinence, Recovery, Stigma, and the Drug Policy Reform Movement

Developing a Global Youth Coalition around Drug Policy for 2019

Taking Action on State and Local Campaigns

SSDP Just Say Know Peer Education Training

Fundraising for Change

Sex and Drug (Policies) are Great Together: Building critical alliances between sex worker and drug user activists

The Future of Psychedelic Law & Policy: Past, present, and beyond

The Globalized Environmental Impacts of Drug Prohibition

Plenary: Lived Experiences: Stories from the other side of the war on drugs

Breakfast with Eric Sterling, SSDP's Fairy Godfather

Plenary: Inspiration from the Home of Harm Reduction

Expungements, Sealing, and Clemency: Learning the Options for Clearing Up Criminal Records

The War on Families: Who Else is the Drug War Hurting?

Contemporary Campus Harm Reduction

Drug Policy Reform in the Global South: Options, New Approaches, and Experiences

We’re All In This Together: Bridging Political Divides & Ending the War on Drugs

Mechanisms of Psychedelic Psychotherapy

Online Organizing in the Surveillance Age - Presented by Electronic Frontier Foundation

Going Global: Becoming an Effective Advocate for International Issues

Legal Observer Training - Hosted by the National Lawyers Guild

“I’m Done with School. Now What?” Staying Involved After College

Psychedelic Harm Reduction

Eradicating the Double Stigmatization of the LGBTQ Community and Drug Use

Creating a Culture of "Test Before You Ingest"

Tools for Change: Using strategic litigation for drug policy reform

The Stigma Surrounding People Who Inject Drugs

They Said What?? Crafting The Right Message for Your Audience

The Activists' Toolkit: How to make direct actions count

Drugs & Indigenous Cultures: An anthropological history

KEYNOTE: When Dehumanization and Scapegoating Turns Deadly: President Duterte and the drug war in the Philippines (DARE Keynote)

Keynote: Awesome Electeds! Advancing Drug Policy Reform from Elected Office

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Which was your LEAST favorite session?

SSDPers on the Front Lines: When empathy becomes activism

West African Perspectives on Drug Use and Policy

Beyond Legalization: Ensuring sensible marijuana policy

A New Look into Novel Psychoactive Substances (NPS)

Activist Self-Care Workshop

Rural Landscapes in Drug Policy Reform

A Feminist Critique of the Drug War

Staying Woke: Ally-ship, racial politics, and the collateral consequences of the drug war

Abstinence, Recovery, Stigma, and the Drug Policy Reform Movement

Developing a Global Youth Coalition around Drug Policy for 2019

Taking Action on State and Local Campaigns

SSDP Just Say Know Peer Education Training

Fundraising for Change

Sex and Drug (Policies) are Great Together: Building critical alliances between sex worker and drug user activists

The Future of Psychedelic Law & Policy: Past, present, and beyond

The Globalized Environmental Impacts of Drug Prohibition

Plenary: Lived Experiences: Stories from the other side of the war on drugs

Breakfast with Eric Sterling, SSDP's Fairy Godfather

Plenary: Inspiration from the Home of Harm Reduction

Expungements, Sealing, and Clemency: Learning the Options for Clearing Up Criminal Records

The War on Families: Who Else is the Drug War Hurting?

Contemporary Campus Harm Reduction

Drug Policy Reform in the Global South: Options, New Approaches, and Experiences

We’re All In This Together: Bridging Political Divides & Ending the War on Drugs

Mechanisms of Psychedelic Psychotherapy

Online Organizing in the Surveillance Age - Presented by Electronic Frontier Foundation

Going Global: Becoming an Effective Advocate for International Issues

Legal Observer Training - Hosted by the National Lawyers Guild

“I’m Done with School. Now What?” Staying Involved After College

Psychedelic Harm Reduction

Eradicating the Double Stigmatization of the LGBTQ Community and Drug Use

Creating a Culture of "Test Before You Ingest"

Tools for Change: Using strategic litigation for drug policy reform

The Stigma Surrounding People Who Inject Drugs

They Said What?? Crafting The Right Message for Your Audience

The Activists' Toolkit: How to make direct actions count

Drugs & Indigenous Cultures: An anthropological history

KEYNOTE: When Dehumanization and Scapegoating Turns Deadly: President Duterte and the drug war in the Philippines (DARE Keynote)

Keynote: Awesome Electeds! Advancing Drug Policy Reform from Elected Office

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