Danielle Corcione

"Rooted in principles of harm reduction, these facilities are designed to fight social isolation many people who use drugs experience due to stigmatization by bringing them back into a supportive community."

"Trauma can leave indelible markers on our bodies.”

"As a nonbinary trans person who uses gender-neutral pronouns, I face the world of cissexism and transphobia every day."

"These cannabis pharmacists don’t approve patients for the program, but rather, work closely with the patients to figure out their treatment options."

"In other words, if you’ve survived a traumatic incident, ignoring mental health treatment can negatively impact your body."

"The most romantic holiday of the year is right around the corner, and you might be wondering how to express your gratitude towards your cannabis-loving sweetie."

"Before ICE comes knocking on your door, you should be prepared, with a plan for how to react so that you are in compliance but also protecting the rights of those who work for you."

“As students were coming out of classrooms, [recruiters] would be by the door waiting for them."

" Grassroots organizations are crafting petitions to get cannabis on the 2020 ballot, and a number of state legislatures are working toward progressive recreational cannabis legislation for 2019."

"When considering legalization policies, too often young people, especially those with chronic health conditions, are ignored from mainstream discussions about legalization. To expand cannabis access, we need to include minors in our advocacy."

"The new policy will allow about 3,500 people to apply for and receive a pardon without a lawyer or a day in court, providing clemency relief for a behavior that is no longer treated as illegal."

"Ultimately, you are in charge, and can choose for yourself how to address being misgendered."

"Books can be lifelines for many people in prison."

"As more curious consumers are opening their eyes to the medicinal potential of CBD, people are asking which products are credible and actually work."

“'It’s hard to imagine an Attorney General as bad as Jeff Sessions when it comes to criminal justice and the drug war, but Trump seems to have found one,' explains Michael Collins, director of national affairs for the Drug Policy Alliance."