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Read more: Rethinking Evidence for Psychedelics in Medicine
Rethinking Evidence for Psychedelics in Medicine
According to popular accounts, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) scheduling of LSD and other psychedelics in 1968 shut down promising research for decades.
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Read more: Event Recap: Toward Psychedelics Access: Go Faster or Slower?
Event Recap: Toward Psychedelics Access: Go Faster or Slower?
“We’re framing today as a relatively simple debate — perhaps an overly simple one,” began I. Glenn Cohen, Deputy Dean and Professor at Harvard Law School and Faculty Director of the Petrie-Flom Center, as he opened the Center’s recent event, Toward Psychedelics Access: Go Faster or Slower?
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Read more: The Fight for Mental Health Is the Fight for Human Rights: Argentina’s Movement for Dignity and Inclusion
The Fight for Mental Health Is the Fight for Human Rights: Argentina’s Movement for Dignity and Inclusion
In Argentina, austerity threatens hard-won progress in mental health. In Córdoba, the 12th March for the Right to Mental Health filled the streets with color and conviction — reminding us that mental health is built through rights and sustained by care, equality, and community.
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Read more: LSD Gospel, Christmas Tidings, and the FDA during the Psychedelic Sixties
LSD Gospel, Christmas Tidings, and the FDA during the Psychedelic Sixties
Academics and enthusiasts alike often consider the 1960s a “psychedelics golden age” of access, research, and culture.
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Read more: Darśana: A More Inclusive Spiritual Framework
Darśana: A More Inclusive Spiritual Framework
The legal category of “religion,” rooted in a Euro-Christian episteme, has outlived its usefulness as a universal category.
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Read more: What a Psychedelic Church Reveals about Religion and the Law
What a Psychedelic Church Reveals about Religion and the Law
On Nov. 11, 2024, Bridger Lee Jensen stepped out of his church, Singularism, and was surrounded by police. They detained him, searched the church, and seized an alleged 450 grams of dried psilocybin mushroom.
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Read more: Churches Need to Have a Stance on Psychedelics
Churches Need to Have a Stance on Psychedelics
Sixty-three percent of Americans identify as Christian. A primary responsibility for the established Christian church is to offer ethical guidance to church members, all of whom live in a society with particular state and federal laws.
