🦠🦠 🦠🦠 From cholera to typhoid to crypto - why Britain's water system is broken. Jacob Steere-Williams and I took a deep dive into the stinking history of water provision in the UK. What has gone wrong (again and again) and what needs to be done #epitwitter 👇👇👇

For those on insta, I recommend following Prairie Harm Reduction to learn about benefits of safe consumption sites and negative effects of cuts to funding to these sites. instagram.com/prairieharmred…

Today! Join Erika Dyck, Mikaela de la Myco, Maria Mangini, Belinda Eriacho, and Fernanda Baraybar as they discuss WOMEN AND PSYCHEDELICS: Uncovering Invisible Voices (Synergetic Press). Click here to attend: us02web.zoom.us/j/82420182310

It was a pleasure being part of this review w/ David B. Yaden and Sean Goldy. A number of inspiring goals are foregrounded WRT psychedelic science. 1) moving toward a comprehensive, unified model of acute subjective effects, and 2) applying high standards of construct validity.

Canada's first psilocybin patient was my friend, and we will miss him. If you want to help his family, please consider making a donation. gofund.me/b8dadf54

did you take Ecstasy in the UK at any point in the (long) 1990s? if so, please consider participating in oral history research as part of my Wellcome-funded project "The Effects Can Last Forever". for more details, check the image, DM, or email.

Proud to be at Wanuskewin engaging with all these exciting prairie historians. Dasha Guliak uses letters to show how women missionary doctors in China maintained family ties in the prairies. #prairiehistory

Beth Knowles shares her MA research on rethinking Emily Murphy’s views of feminism and what it meant to be an ideal prairie woman #prairiehistory

Derek Cameron explores the roots of antivax activism before Covid. #prairiehistory

Kiera Mitchell examines legal history amongst women, property and the Supreme Court. #prairiehistory

⁦Emily Kaliel⁩ is exploring nutrition guidance for prairie mothers @ #prairiehistory

The 2024 Madison Drug History workshop is happening today and tomorrow. See the American Institute of the History of Pharmacy website for more details! aihp.org/madison-drug-h…

We (myself, Claudia G. Schwarz, eeschenberg.bsky.social, and C. Hauskeller) are organizing a conference at Harvard (Nov. 12-13) featuring an outstanding line up of speakers. Courtesy of a grant from the Psychedelics in Society and Culture initiative by Mahindra Humanities Center at Harvard. harvard.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3a…

Pour la 6e fois de ma vie je vais avoir la chance d’aller au Boom Festival l’été prochain. C’est l’un des plus gros festival psychédélique du monde, et le festival le plus respectueux de l’environnement. Et cette fois, pour la première fois, j’espère y présenter une conférence !

Very exciting that #TheHourOfAbsinthe was Damn History's book pick of the day yesterday! Thanks very much, Jack El-Hai! #DrinkingStudies #absinthe #alcohol #PopularHistory #NewBookRelease #Twitterstorians

REMINDER! Erika Dyck and I are still accepting submissions and proposals for our Global History of Psychedelics series that we are publishing with Chacruna Institute! A wide range of disciplinary topics will be considered! chacruna.net/call-for-submi… #histmed #histdrugs

“Greg Marchildon has made the story of #Medicare into a historical page turner. Blending prairie pragmatism with a political vision, Marchildon takes us inside the mind of #TommyDouglas.” Erika Dyck, U of Saskatchewan Read more: bit.ly/3P2L4jD #CanadianPolitics

New podcast episode with drug historian Paul Gootenberg. Great stories about the 1960s hitchhiking across America, a showdown with Studs Terkel, and more. Apple: shorturl.at/teBMfSpotify: shorturl.at/yr6lr A&D History Dr Zoë Dubus Ethan Nadelmann Erika Dyck