Tag: Psychedelic Culture

Under The Influencer: The Slippery Slope of Plant Medicine Influencer Culture on Social Media

The resurgence of psychedelics—fueled by research, biotech, and media—has given rise to social media "plant...

Psychedelic Culture 2027: Beyond Consensus

Chacruna’s work aims to curate critical conversations and uplift the voices of women, queer people,...

A Glimmer of Hope: Gratitude and Community at the Close of Psychedelic Culture 2026

At the close of Psychedelic Culture 2026, Chacruna’s Lead Program Officer Alejandra Barajas expressed deep...

Bridges of Knowledge: Reciprocity, Diplomacy, and the Future of Plant Medicines

Representing Ambassador Ronaldo Costa Filho at Psychedelic Culture 2026, Luiz Gustavo Sanches Betti praised the...

Staying on the Bicycle: Leaning Into the Tension of Psychedelic Culture

Bia Labate critiques the mainstream psychedelic renaissance for prioritizing clinical, commercial models while extracting and...

Press Release – Announcing Chacruna’s Psychedelic Culture Conference, April 17–19 2026

From April 17–19, 2026, the Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicines will host its signature...

Press Release – Chacruna Institute Opens Call for Speakers for Psychedelic Culture 2026

The Chacruna Institute announces Psychedelic Culture 2026, a three-day conference on plant medicines and psychedelic...

Rethinking Power, Plants, and the Future of Psychedelic Culture

In Bia Labate's opening remarks for Psychedelic Culture 2025, she highlighted how the conference centers...

Closing Remarks: Chacruna’s Psychedelic Culture 2025

Despite the challenges of organizing the conference for a third year, Alejandra Barajas is deeply...

The Importance of Indigenous Voices at Psychedelic Culture 2025: A Response to Metropoles

The Chacruna Institute defends Fernanda Kaingáng’s participation at Psychedelic Culture 2025, emphasizing Indigenous representation in...
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