Category: Inclusion & Diversity

Mazatec Perspectives on the Globalization of Psilocybin Mushrooms

The Mazatec people regard sacred mushrooms, Ndi Xijtho, as divine medicine used in healing rituals,...

Ensuring Psychedelic Liberty in Black and Brown Communities: Questions to Ponder

Our current coronacrisis connects to what we will be discussing at the Psychedelic Liberty Summit—the...

Why Black People Should Embrace Psychedelic Healing: Reclaiming Our Cultural Birthright

Exclusion, oppression, mass incarceration, research abuses have become barriers to the ancient wisdom of healing...

How Psychedelics Expose the Racial Stigma Around Parenting

Gunshots woke me up. I covered my son and waited. Heartbeats pounded like a jackhammer....

Towards an Ethos of Equity and Inclusion in the Psychedelic Movement

Preamble: During the Psychedelic Integration Conference at Esalen in March of 2019, about 25 attendees...

New Narratives with Psychedelic Medicine: An Interview with Mellody Hayes

Dr. Mellody Hayes was told she would never go to Harvard, because people from the...

13 Steps for Promoting Access and Inclusion in Psychedelic Science

You Say You Value Diversity, Here’s How to Prove It Organizational leaders often claim that...

People of Color Making a Difference in Psychedelic Healing

People of color have been critical in advancing psychedelic healing in science, policy, and the...

Why Psychedelic Science Should Pay Speakers and Trainers of Color

Despite a commitment to creating a more just society,[5. Ladha, A. & Kirk, M. (2019)....

Psychedelic Research and You. Well, Maybe, not You

Introduction As African Americans in the academy, we have seen how biases skew what is...

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