18September2019
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At Chacruna: Queer Voices Speak to the New Psychedelia

By Beatriz Labate
In News
September 18, 2019
Jeanna Eichenbaum, LCSW On the evening of June first, about 50 or so participants at the Queering Psychedelics conference gathered in one corner of the Brava […]
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11September2019
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At Chacruna: The Use of Psychoactive Plants in the Americas

By Beatriz Labate
In News
September 11, 2019
Bia Labate & Sandra Goulart This book tackles original ethnographies about various types of use of psychoactive plants, including ayahuasca, magic mushrooms, jurema, coca, tobacco, toé, […]
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6September2019
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At Chacruna: Beyond Prohibition of Plant Medicines

By Beatriz Labate
In News
September 6, 2019
Charlotte Walsh First, I think it’s important to be clear about what we want to avoid, and why. It’s crucial to remember that what change looks […]
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4September2019
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At Chacruna: The 21 Best Scientific Papers About Ayahuasca

By Beatriz Labate
In News
September 4, 2019
We offer here a selection of 21 of the most interesting references in biomedicine, psychology, and health pertaining to ayahuasca. No doubt that we have missed […]
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29August2019
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Troubled visions: Ayahuasca and shamanic tourism were already controversial in Brazil, and now face an uncertain future under Bolsonaro

By Beatriz Labate
In News
August 29, 2019
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28August2019
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At Chacruna: Is Ayahuasca a “Drug”?

By Beatriz Labate
In News
August 28, 2019
Kenneth Tupper, Ph.D. As ayahuasca drinking emerges as a global phenomenon beyond the Amazon, one of the more curious claims about the brew that one regularly […]
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