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Diana Negrín On April 20, an Indigenous Nasa governor from Colombia, Sandra Liliana Peña, was assassinated. Her death is evidence of the intensification of violence against the […]
Webinar May 25th, 20214:30-6:00 PST Registrations close at noon PST on May 25th IPCI will answer questions about the delicate ecological status of Peyote and how […]
Zoë Dubus and Pierre Leger Compared to other psychotropic drugs available in the 1950s, LSD induced “something phenomenal, … of unimaginable intensity,” according to its creator […]
IPCI Communication Community As a Psychedelic movement gains momentum here in the United States a debate has emerged over whether or not to include Peyote in […]
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Sean Lawlor Stephanie Stewart has taken quite a journey to arrive where she now is, and there’s no doubt her journey will continue. She grew up […]
Reilly Capps When someone asks for a fake name in a story, it’s usually either because they’re involved in something terrible or terrific. Survivors of sex […]
Mike Jay Mescaline was first synthesized in 1919 by the chemist Ernst Späth in the laboratories of Vienna University, from the organic base of 3,4,5-trimethoxy-benzoic acid, […]
Chris Elcock As historians gradually shed more light on women’s perspectives in the rich history of psychedelics, we are slowly beginning to see the underappreciated role […]
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Erika Dyck I had the pleasure of interviewing Professor Nancy Turner over zoom this March. A prolific author, a distinguished ethnobotanist, and recipient of the Order […]
Marcelo Leite At the present stage of the psychedelic renaissance, it becomes increasingly evident that it is far from a coherent movement of researchers, investors, and […]
Nathan Howard The Alliance, which is working in partnership with leaders from the medical community, veterans and indigenous stakeholders among others, has a dual mission of […]