For decades, Nancy Turner has carefully demonstrated the many cultural and environmental benefits of investing in preserving plant knowledge.

Artist and Author Kay Parley and Her Amazing Journey through Manic-Depressive Psychosis to Psychiatric Nursing and LSD Therapy.

How MAPS's fundraiser, Liana Sananda Gillooly, has gone from a shoeless rebel to one of the most pivotal people in psychedelic medicine

Soma, Vedic God of Plants, and soma, the ancient psychedelic drink made from an unknown plant, both represent the sacred feminine.

Married to Humphry Osmond, Jane Osmond developed networks of care and friendship that supported the development of psychedelic science.

Betty Eisner was a major force in the psychedelic revolution, but her career was also defined by notable professional transgressions.

Anaïs Nin wrote about Timothy Leary in her diary. She didn't like him. But what does this have to do with expertise and American politics?

Connie Littlefield discusses her new documentary, "Better Living Through Chemistry," about psychedelic pioneers Alexander "Sasha" & Ann Shulgin.

Look back on the first 25 weeks of our "Women in the History of Psychedelic Plant Medicines" series and learn how to become a contributor to the series.

Simone de Beauvoir read and edited everything Jean-Paul Sartre published, and wrote a valuable account of his mescaline encounter.