Category: Inclusion & Diversity

New Psychedelic Online Conferences and Safe Spaces for People of Color

As we continue to face the challenges of the global pandemic, more and more conferences...

II AYA: Open Letter from the Indigenous People of Acre, Brazil

II AYA: Open Letter from the Indigenous People of Acre, Brazil Nixi Pae, Huni Pae,...

Considerations for Psychedelic Therapists when Working with Native American People and Communities

Introduction: Native American’s World View Growing up on the Diné (Navajo) reservation, I now realize...

The Guardians of Amazonian Forests in Defense of Life

Good afternoon to all of you who are listening to this debate at the Psychedelic...

Guidelines for Inclusion of Indigenous People into Psychedelic Science Conferences

Purpose To provide guidance for organizations, conference organizers, and sponsors on the inclusion of Indigenous...

Colonial Shadows in the Psychedelic Renaissance

In April, I joined the two-day Psychedelic Liberty Summit, where the voices of several Indigenous...

Sacred Reciprocity: Supporting the Roots of the Psychedelic Movement

I imagine the day when famed Harvard ethnobotanist Richard Evans Schultes came upon the Sibundoy...

Supporting Grassroots Initiatives for Indigenous People in the Amazon during COVID

Chacruna aims to contribute to a larger body of work that critically examines, celebrates, and...

Privilege & Access: Iboga and Ibogaine

Medicines are available, but not accessible to those who need them the most. Why? It’s...

The Corona Crisis: A View from the Ayahuasca Capital of Iquitos

May 9th, 2020; Day 52 of quarantine; Iquitos, Peru.  Confirmed corona virus cases: 3502 Fatalities:...

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