Chacruna Institute

Chacruna promotes reciprocity in the psychedelic community, and supports the protection of sacred plants and cultural traditions. We advance psychedelic justice through curating critical conversations and uplifting the voices of women, queer people, Indigenous peoples, people of color, and the Global South in the field of psychedelic science.

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Press Release – Chacruna Institute is the First to Host a Workshop On Implicit Bias for Psychedelic Therapists, Researchers, and Educators

On August 20, 2021, the Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicines is hosting an interactive...

Press Release – Indigenous Reciprocity Initiative of the Americas Website Launch

Website Launch The psychedelic community has an urgent opportunity to support Indigenous groups and the...

Plant Medicine and Healing in Latinx Communities

REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT HERE Wednesday, August 25th from 12-13:30pm PST  Join Chacruna for our...

Christianity & Psychedelics: The Psychedelic Renaissance and Future of Christianity

A Conversation with Hunt Priest, Marie Louise Dutilh, Joe Welker and Anne Philippi REGISTER FOR...

Intellectual Property in Psychedelic and Alternative Medicine

A Conversation With Anya Oleksiuk, Graham Pechenik and Murphy Halliburton REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT HERE...

Implicit Bias and Racism in Therapy and Psychedelics

Reducing the Impact of Bias on Therapy, Education, Training, and Research An Interactive Workshop with...

Psychotherapy of the Future: The Path to Becoming a Psychedelic Therapist

A Conversation with Shannon Carlin, Veronika Gold and Genesee Herzberg  FREE EVENT REGISTER HERE Wednesday,...

New Developments on the Legal Status of Ayahuasca in the United States

A Conversation with Sean McAllister, Martha Hartney and Rob Heffernan REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT HERE Wednesday,...

Black Male Joy in the World of Psychedelics

A Conversation with Ayize Jama-Everett, Kufikiri Imara and Nicholas Powers REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT HERE...

Women of the Psychedelic Renaissance

A conversation with Rosalind Watts, Gul Dolen, Akua Ofoshene, and Anya Oleksiuk Wednesday, July 7th...

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