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This portal is provided as an information clearinghouse where experienced leaders, experts and pioneers in the diverse cannabis industry can share knowledge with all stakeholders, law makers/enforcers, the public and journalists, and to augment the community of participating organizations within the coalition.

Outreach — connecting with people in their own communities — has always been an important part of HIV prevention.

Urban75's drug page neither condemns nor condones drug use. It is a resource is for people to access the facts and make their own, informed decisions.

The EMCDDA collects, analyses and disseminates objective, reliable and comparable information on drugs and drug addiction. In doing so, it provides its audiences with an evidence-based picture of the drug phenomenon at European level.

HIT delivers effective interventions on drugs, community safety and other public health concerns. We produce publications, run mass media campaigns, deliver training, organise conferences and provide consultancy. We work in partnership with individuals, community groups and health, social care and criminal justice agencies at a local, national and international level.

We produce materials designed for, and in full consultation with, a wide range of groups whose lives are affected by drug use, that seek to address the particular needs and concerns of those groups.

A Public Health Partnership organized around the belief that effective policies for alcohol and other drugs must be grounded in data, not politics.

SPHERE is an HIV/AIDS capacity-building project that works with health and human service providers to integrate HIV education and services into their work. We work with drug and alcohol treatment providers, community health workers, family planning providers, HIV service workers, and others to help them gain the knowledge, skills and access to resources needed to integrate HIV-related assessment, prevention and services into their work and benefit their clients and patients.