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Workshop: Decolonization, Indigenous Allyship & Protecting Sacred Plants

Tuesday, March 5th, 2024 from 9:00-12:00pm PST Register here Price: $150 Cost: $80 for CE credits Scholarships Available This workshop will challenge participants to take Indigenous claims on plant...
This is how jurema, a DMT-containing tree, helped the Pankararé people recover their land in Brazil

This is How Jurema, a DMT-Containing Tree, Helped the Pankararé People Recover Their Land...

The Amaro Science Festival (Festa da Ciência do Amaro), open to the general public since 1995, provides a window into Pankararé's culture. Participants take part in a ceremony that involves the consuming of a drink made from the jurema-preta root, which contains DMT.

From Reciprocity to Sovereignty: Sacred Plants Conservation and Community

Wednesday, February 7th, 2024 from 12:00-1:30pm PST Register for this event here. The Indigenous Reciprocity Initiative (IRI) attempts to address the profound gap between the promises of...

How can we integrate Indigenous people into academic research on psychedelics?

Wednesday, February 28th, 2024 from 12:00-1:30pm PST Register for this event here. Join us for this Community Forum where we will delve into the intricacies of interethnic...

Gabon and the Ethics of the Globalization of Iboga and Ibogaine

Wednesday, January 24th, 2024 from 12:00-1:30pm PST Register for this event here. The rising global interest in psychedelics prompts critical questions about its impact on Gabon's iboga...
From Bwiti to Ibogaine and back: A Transnational History of Tabernanthe iboga

From Bwiti to Ibogaine and Back: A Transnational History of Tabernanthe iboga

Julien Bonhomme explores how Euro-American psychedelic communities have appropriated Bwiti ibogaine rituals, creating a liminal experience that incorporates from both traditions. For Western practitioners, ibogaine visions allowed individuals to see through themselves and recreate themselves as they desired in order to overcome their existential problems. While the Gabonese practitioners' visions more often reflected the images of mythical ancestors or relatives practicing witchcraft, rather than mirror-images of themselves.
Diversity, Culture, and Social Justice in Psychedelics Course

Course: Diversity, Culture and Social Justice in Psychedelics

January 8th – March 25th 2024, 10:30am-12pm PST/1:30pm-3pm EST REGISTER HERE Price $700 USD Price $320 for CE creditsCE Credits Offered: 16 total Scholarship Application This course is a partnership...
Critical Perspectives on Knowledge Production in Psychedelic Science

Course: Critical Perspectives on Knowledge Production in Psychedelic Science

January 9th – April 5th 2024, 10:30am-12pm PST/1:30pm-3pm EST REGISTER HERE Price $950 USD Price $480 for CE creditsCE Credits Offered: 24 total Scholarship Application In the midst of the current...

Course: The Science of Psychedelic Healing

April 23rd – June 25th 2024, 10:30am-12pm PST/1pm-3pm EST REGISTER HERE Price $700 USD Price $320 for CE creditsCE Credits Offered: 16 total Scholarship Application This course will teach students the...

Course: Roots of Psychedelic Therapy: Shamanism, Ritual and Traditional Uses of Sacred Plants

July 2nd – October 15th, 2024, 10:30am-12pm PDT/1pm-3pm EST REGISTER HERE Price $1,100 Price $560 for CE creditsCE Credits Offered: 28 total Scholarship Application This course will be composed...

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