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We'd like to share our top eight triumphs of the year.  Check it out: http://ssdp.org/news/blog/top-8-ssdp-triumphs-of-2011 

8. Students ambassadors at United Nations

We were granted official "consultative status" by the United Nations, which means we are the only US-based dr

 At Students for Sensible Drug Policy's  most recent conference in March of 2011, over 400 students gathered in Washington DC for SSDP's 2011 Training Conference and Lobby Day. Thanks to the generosity of supporters like you, we were a

We believe the clear answer is "no".

The war on drugs is still very much alive, and it's up to us to do something about it. This was an amazing year for drug policy reform, but we still have an up

Hi friend,

As we close out 2010, we should be asking ourselves: "Is U.S. drug policy fixed yet?" We think the clear answer is no. There is a lot of work to be done in 2011, and while the movement for sensible drug policy reform is growing ever stronger, we still have an uphill battle ahead of

Dr. Drew, recently told Radar Online, "If [Lindsay Lohan] were my daughter, I would pack her car full with illegal substances, send her on her way, call the police, and make sure she was arrested. I would make sure she was not allowed to get out of jail.”

This incredibly irresponsible