Sex, Power and Psychedelics Series Call for Articles



Chacruna’s Sex, Power & Psychedelics series explores pervasive cultural dynamics related to sex and power as they manifest in psychedelic research, science and communities. This series features reflections and research from individuals navigating  gender, race, power and sexuality as they intersect with the personal use and study of consciousness-altering substances. In this series, we explore how psychedelics can reveal and reform institutional and intellectual forces perpetuating sexual oppression, abuse and inequality, and welcome stories from those seeking to transform them. The series seeks submission for original articles related to this topic. 

For more information, and submissions write to Emily Sinclair at: <[email protected]> 

To read the articles of this series, click here.

More Chronicles

The Science Born of Enchantment: Jurema at the Crossroads of Knowledge

Catimbó-Jurema is evolving from a traditional Indigenous and Afro-Brazilian spiritual resistance movement into a site...

Foucault’s Lysergic Dreams Remain Buried in Death Valley

Marcelo Leite retraces the route taken by Michel Foucault during a 1975 trip to the...

Indigenous Reciprocity Beyond Romanticization

The global psychedelic movement extracts traditional knowledge from Indigenous communities like the Mazatec while ignoring...
Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors