Chacruna promotes safe, ethical, and sustainable use of psychedelic plant medicines by protecting sacred plants and Indigenous knowledge, advancing social sciences research and cultural understanding, and building communities of reciprocity, justice and leadership.
We elevate Indigenous voices and Latin American perspectives via the Indigenous Reciprocity Initiative (IRI) and Chacruna Latinoamérica (CLA). We support communal practices by providing religious freedom guidelines and practical harm‑reduction resources. This work protects cultural knowledge, promotes equity, and increases visibility across the field.
We turn rigorous academic research into accessible knowledge through courses and certificates, workshops and lectures, conferences and events, online chronicles, peer reviewed articles and books, often in partnership with universities. Our programs give the public and practitioners clear, practical tools.
We build equitable, cross‑cultural networks through memberships and circles, biweekly online community forums, in person dialogues, and a welcoming volunteer program. These spaces center diverse voices, shared learning, and ongoing mutual support.
We empower emerging voices with internships and mentorships, and offer a fiscal sponsorship program that acts as a springboard for promising projects and organizations to grow. Coaching, resources, and platforms turn potential into ethical, effective leadership.
Chacruna Chronicles shares original stories, reflections, and thought pieces that document the evolving landscape of psychedelics through diverse voices and lived experiences.
Chacruna Events produces high-quality in-person and virtual events exploring the most timely issues in the psychedelics and plant medicine world.
Chacruna Education Center offers accessible courses, workshops, certificates and learning programs designed to deepen understanding of psychedelics through ethical, cultural, and scientific lenses.
Chacruna Library curates a comprehensive archive of books, research, and perspectives exploring psychedelics, plant medicines, and cultural narratives from around the world.
Chacruna Shop features merchandise that support learning, community engagement, and the broader mission of Chacruna.
Chacruna’s work aims to curate critical conversations and uplift the voices of women, queer people,...
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Chacruna promotes education, equity, and the protection of sacred plant traditions and cultural traditions through research, advocacy, and community.
