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Ivan y Pablo hablaron con Vice España sobre el MDMA y cómo este afecta a nuestro organismo

Hanna Head wrote a little something for students unions/universities who
don’t know where to get good drug resources for their students.

Drugsand.me was awarded funding from University College London to develop workshops on alcohol and drugs harm reduction at schools.

[...]Dancesafe does similar work within the electronic dance community, as does PsycareUK in the UK, while Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP) and drugsandme make evidence-based advice accessible to the age demographic most in need of it – the one with the highest prevalence of drug use. [...]

This report shows the results from our recent online and anonymous survey, which aimed at investigating whether drug-related services and information provided by universities in the UK reflect students’ needs.

Don´t talk to FRANK, talk to scientists! If you missed us at Breaking Convention last July, you can now watch Rosalind Stone's brilliant talk on Youtube. She outlines all our work so far and the results of our surveys.

"While freshers can expect briefings about sexual abuse, personal safety and inequality, on the dangers of drugs, universities clam up."

"My favourite trip was in Richmond Park in 2014. I took 100 micrograms of 1P-LSD, a designer LSD analogue which was legal in the UK until May 2016. The acid come-up starts in your throat: warmth spreads through you like syrup. Words will be more fun to say. Dust, sunbeams and the lint on your sleeves take on a faint, bluish fizz, or is it a whizz?"

"[...] Drugs and Me, a website set up by students at University College London who saw a gap in the market for unbiased information on illicit substances that took a scientific stand on the matter, rather than a political or ideological one.[...]"

"[...] Billed as “your harm-reduction guide to safer drug use,” this new resource of safety information about drugs is designed precisely for “me”, and you, and everyone else. [...]"

"[...] MDMA is illegal, and as such there are unknown risks from using it, as well as what we know from scientific evidence, and the risk of getting a criminal record. If you still plan to use it, the drugsand.me website provides practical advice to minimize harm.[...]"

"Drug use is rising across Europe, and one in four Europeans over the age of 15 have tried illegal drugs at least once, according to the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA)."

Irene Echeverria-Altuna explores our lengthy relationship with drugs and speaks to the founders of drugsand.me, a website aimed at delivering better drug awareness.