Drug Policy & Harm Reduction
Nurse RangerOriginal content and resource sharing for all things public policy, harm reduction, drug policy reform, and nursing. Occassional shitposting. Just say no to police and drug misinformation.
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2,662 Days of Grief and Counting
For today’s article, I had the honour of asking Karen Ward her perspective on a number of topics. Karen is a Vancouver-based drug policy artist and advocate. You should follow Karen on Twitter at @kwardvancouver and check out some of her pu...
Alberta's Compassionate Intervention Act
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Participating in Criminalization: Healthcare workers have a choice
Alberta is embarking on a troubling new chapter in their response to unregulated drug poisonings, homelessness, and visible poverty. The proposed Compassionate Intervention Act allows a family member, doctor, or police officer to seek a tre...
Harm by Omission
I’m in a classroom at 3pm on a Friday. The room is full of nursing students, all of whom do not look like they want to be here. I’ve been allotted one hour to provide a guest lecture on harm reduction at the tail-end of a “community nursing...
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