The Week in Drug Policy
Regina LaBelleRegina LaBelle is a Professor at Georgetown University and former Biden & Obama appointee with a mission to educate the addiction policy workforce.
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Given the urgency of the addiction issue can we afford to close off any roads to recovery?
The recent announcement by the Trump Administration of a “Treatment First” toolkit calls for moving away from a Housing First approach toward a policy in which people experiencing homelessness may be required to enter treatment.
The announ...
Recovery from the Ground Up
Today’s political and policy debates, including on drug and addiction policy, demand that people choose sides.
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Why the gap between policy and lived reality continues to shape the opioid epidemic, and what the settlement era can do about it.
The Two Opioid Crises
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There are two versions of the opioid crisis.
One exists in the policy world.
It is the world of interagency s...
Updates: Interim Rules and House Appropriations
The long-awaited rule interpreting exceptions for people with substance use disorder and other health conditions was released on June 1. Comments to the interim rule are due by July 31, and states must begin implementing the new “community...
A Look at The 2026 National Drug Control Strategy
The Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) exists for a singular, vital purpose: to craft the Nation’s Drug Control Strategy (NDCS) and ensure that federal agencies have the budget necessary to turn that strategy into reality.
Than...
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Professor, Georgetown University, former Biden & Obama appointee at ONDCP, educating the addiction policy workforce. (Opinions expressed are my own.)
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