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SUMMARY:Psychedelics\, Nagoya Protocol & Indigenous and Local Communities Rights: A Brazilian Perspective
DESCRIPTION:In this forum we will explore the geopolitics behind access and benefit sharing within the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the Nagoya Protocol. Discover the crucial role of Indigenous peoples and local communities\, their rights enshrined in Brazilian legislation\, and the challenges they face in protecting genetic resources for psychedelic use. We will delve into this complex terrain navigating the intersection of policy\, Indigenous knowledge\, and the psychedelic renaissance. Join us in this conversation with speakers Maira Smith\, who is a biologist and General Coordinator for Access and Traceability at the Brazilian Department of Genetic Heritage of the Ministry of the Environment\, Ana Luiza Arraes de Alencar Assis\, who is biologist and has a master’s at Plant Genetic Resources from Santa Catarina´s Federal University\, and Chris Byrnes\, who is a registered patent attorney at Calyx Law.
URL:https://chacruna.net/event/nagoya-protocol-indigenous-rights-and-biodiversity-in-the-psychedelic-renaissance/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Community Forum
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SUMMARY:Psychedelic Culture 2024 in Preview: Cultivating Change through Decolonial Dialogues
DESCRIPTION:As we approach The Bay Area’s Annual Spring Conference on Plant Medicines & Psychedelic Science\, Psychedelic Culture 2024\, we would like to offer space for some of the speakers\, Chacruna staff\, conference attendees and the general public to come together and explore some of the important conversations that will be held. Psychedelic Culture 2024 will platform Chacruna’s main initiatives: Indigenous Reciprocity & Decolonial Dialogues\, Psychedelic Justice\, Protection of Sacred Plants & Cultural Traditions\, and voices from the Global South. Our main motto for this conference is Cultivating Roots for Cultural Change. This community forum in particular will be joined with Christine Diindiisi McCleave\, who is an enrolled citizen of the Turtle Mountain Ojibwe Nation and will be speaking on a panel at the conference titled Who benefits from the Psychedelic ‘Renaissance’? Indigenous Reciprocity\, Decolonization\, and Plant Medicine Conservation\, Dr. Stephanie Michael Stewart\, who is a member of Chacruna’s Racial Equity and Access Committee and will be speaking on a panel at the conference titled Shaping our Future: Ensuring equity and access in the psychedelic renaissance\, Joseph Mays\, who is Program Director of Chacruna’s Indigenous Reciprocity Initiative (IRI) and will be moderating the panel featuring Christine at the conference\,  Allison Hoots\, who is a member of Chacruna’s Council for the Protection of Sacred Plants and will be speaking on a panel at the conference titled Sacred Plant Alliance (SPA): Religious Freedom and Legal Protections in the Plant Medicine Space\, and moderator Alejandra Barajas\, who is the Program Coordinator for Chacruna Institute and who has been working hard in the trenches on the creation of the conference program to make it happen. This event will be free and give space for speakers to share their perspectives and stress the importance of the dialogues they will be participating in. We will also leave space for attendees to ask any questions regarding the conference.
URL:https://chacruna.net/event/psychedelic-culture-2024-in-preview-cultivating-change-through-decolonial-dialogues/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Community Forum
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SUMMARY:Psychedelic Culture
DESCRIPTION:Chacruna started producing large-scale conferences in Mexico in 2015\, and then yearly spring conferences in the West Coast since 2018. Psychedelic Culture 2024 will continue our tradition of exploring cutting-edge themes that are largely absent from the mainstream psychedelic conversation\, related to our main initiatives: Indigenous Reciprocity & Decolonial Dialogues\, Psychedelic Justice\, Protection of Sacred Plants & Cultural Traditions\, and voices from the Global South. At this two day in-person conference\, with 3 simultaneous tracks\, Chacruna will convene comprehensive panels and experiential opportunities that will foster conversations around topics including: Indigenous voices\, Indigenous reciprocity\, biocultural conservation\, religion and psychedelics\, holding mindful ceremony\, legislation reform\, law and policy\, racial equity and access\, queering psychedelics\, women in psychedelics\, veteran leaders in psychedelics\, disabled populations and psychedelics\, perspectives from the Global South\, critical reflections on psychedelic science\, including psychedelic assisted therapy\, sexual abuse\,  touch and ethics\, and dialogues between neuroscience and shamanism. We will also offer a space for participation in music and meditation circles and rapé (tobacco) ceremonies. Chacruna’s interdisciplinary conferences are well known for bringing diverse voices together\, combining intellectual vision and rigor\, community\, activism\, heart and soul. In the midst of the so called psychedelic renaissance\, it is more important than ever to promote dialogues between scientists and communities who have been truly involved with these medicines\, to have knowledge about the proper ways to use and steward them. Come join us in the beautiful Brava Theater\, a co-op led by women in the traditional Latin neighborhood of San Francisco\, for another memorable experience!
URL:https://chacruna.net/event/psychedelic-culture/
LOCATION:Brava Theater Center\, 2781 24th St.\, San Francisco\, CA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences
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