Ever wondered if trading hours of licensed venues affect domestic violence? Check out my new paper with Michael Livingston, Claire Wilkinson and @AlisonRitter1 published open access (no paywall) in Addiction doi.org/10.1111/add.16…

👀👀👀👀👀 Season 2 is nearly upon us. We kick off the first episode talking all things global harm reduction and strength in solidarity at Harm Reduction International 2023. We hear from Naomi Burke-Shyne and International Network of People who Use Drugs Francis Josepph Aditia Taslim Ernesto Cortes. Plus Chris Gough from AIVL For PWUD Wellbeing, Health & Human Rights✊️💜 @CAHMA__

WE ARE GO - Season 2 is here. Download at your fave podcast provider. A privilege to record at Harm Reduction International with International Network of People who Use Drugs We_Are_NAPUD AIVL For PWUD Wellbeing, Health & Human Rights✊️💜 @CAHMA__ #HR23 #StrengthInSolidarity We hope you enjoy ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍🤎 #stregnthinsolidarity #hr23 #drugpolicy

Have you listened to our new podcast episode yet? The theme is Strength in Solidarity. We chat about what that term means to some of our guests. Harm Reduction International International Network of People who Use Drugs We_Are_NAPUD @CAHMA__ AIVL For PWUD Wellbeing, Health & Human Rights✊️💜 Available on most podcast providers #stregnthinsolidarity #drugpolicy #harmreductio

Rebecca Askew on the role of values in drug policy from @DrugPolicyVoic1 project data. Getting at people’s values is key to understand orientations and attitudes towards drugs and drug policy #ISSDP2023

Have you listened to our latest podcast episode yet? It was recorded at @harmreductionintl conference in April. A key theme throughout the conference was about prioritising the dignity, respect and rights of People who use drugs. We_Are_NAPUD International Network of People who Use Drugs AIVL For PWUD Wellbeing, Health & Human Rights✊️💜 @CAHMA__

Episode 1 of Season 2 is all about Global Harm Reduction. Our guests were from Australia, UK, Thailand, Indonesia and Latin America. Have a listen to hear what the most pressing harm reduction needs in their regions. ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹 Harm Reduction International @CAHMA__ AIVL For PWUD Wellbeing, Health & Human Rights✊️💜 We_Are_NAPUD International Network of People who Use Drugs

We will be launching the next episode of our podcast on Thursday. Details coming soon. If that’s too long to wait then have a listen to our previous episodes. Our last episode was about global harm reduction, where we had a number of excellent guests. ❤️‍🩹💖

Our last episode featured here and available to listen via major podcast platforms. Check out Harm Reduction International for their recent divest invest report ✌️❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

Episode 2, Season 2. Two excellent guests talking about some of their paradigm shifting research. @AlisonRitter1 and @kari_lancaster in conversation about evidence and expertise in drug policy. It’s a gudden! 🙌

In episode 2, we chatted about who the experts are in drug policy. This opened up a discussion about lived experience as expertise. Who are the experts in drug policy? Have a listen to the episode and let us know what you think in the comments!

@DrugPolicyVoices feature on the MetroPolis blog. It is fantastic to work with Manchester Metropolitan Uni excellent policy think-tank on #drugpolicy research and impact 🙌

In episode 2, we discussed the need to think creatively about what ‘evidence’ can be in drug policy 💡 Listen via our website or your usual podcast provider.

In episode 2, we talk about what counts as evidence in drug policy. This goes beyond traditional reports and clinical trials and asks us to think more creatively about evidence in the drug policy context.

Have you listened to episode 2 yet? We chatted about the sites of participation in drug policy debates and processes. Here, @AlisonRitter1 reminds us to think carefully about the environments in which participation takes place! Episode 3 coming your way soon 👀

See you in an hour, Perth 🙌

We are GO! I had the great pleasure of chatting to Kev Dertadian (he/him) for ep 3 Kev is an advocate for centralising the voices of people who use drugs in research and critically interrogating policy, discourses and practices that surround marginalised groups. ENJOY ✌️

In episode 3, we discuss Kev Dertadian (he/him) research on the non medical use of prescription drugs. This helps us expand the conceptualisation and meaning of drug use in contemporary societies. Tune in to find out more!

Happy 2024 to all our followers. A bit of a slower start to social media this year after returning to the UK from Australia. If you need some Monday Inspo, why not listen the latest podcast episode with Kev Dertadian (he/him) which includes a discussion on drug consumption rooms!

One of the things that Kev spoke about in episode 3 is engaging people who use drugs in research. Kev chatted about his own research enquiry and reflected on this more broadly within the field too. Listen to the latest episode to find out more!