https://youtu.be/Kf1xnYzQsUI As COVID-19 destroys the rave scene, leaders of psychedelic peer-support initiatives came up with a way of utilizing their skills to assist activists protesting...

Belinda Eriacho is a Native American healer that was born and raised in the capital of the Navajo Nation: Window Rock, Arizona. Although she...

Terence Ching became interested in MDMA-assisted psychotherapy as someone who identified as Singaporean Chinese and queer. He is also a clinical psychologist-to-be; operating within...

Addiction is the “other pandemic,” according to addiction expert and psychedelic proponent, Dr. Charles Flores. Originally from the Bronx, Dr. Flores stood witnessed the...

This Journal of Psychedelic Studies issue, edited by Monnica T. Williams and Bia Labate, focuses on diversifying psychedelic science and addresses issues of equity and access. Key articles discuss the cultural integration of Indigenous knowledge, the medicalization of psychedelics, and the inclusion of minorities in research and therapy, emphasizing the need for a more inclusive approach.

https://youtu.be/BggLqG_vKWk https://youtu.be/01FkZhqKmio I came to theory because I was hurting— the pain within me was so intense that I could not go on living. I came...

Originally from Oceanside, California, Chor Boogie is a critically acclaimed aerosol artist and Iboga provider. It was at the age of 13 that Boogie...

When Dr. Monnica Williams told her academic advisor that she wanted to study racism, he didn’t even know that she could. Though this exchange...

Part 3 in our Special Series: "Empowering Therapists of Color as Psychedelics Go Mainstream" Featuring Sara Reed in conversation with Kaylie Tejeda Wednesday, September 2nd...

https://youtu.be/EPoyIAyf5pc By Way of Introduction This article is the result of an ongoing exercise of analysis that I have carried out using the concrete forms of...