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106 organizzazioni 138 Firmatari

Organizzazioni firmatarie

106 organizzazioni

Elenco in formato testo

  1. 001 #mybrainmychoice
  2. 002 A2MCG, Ann Arbor Medical Cannabis Guild
  3. 003 ABD, Fundación ABD
  4. 004 AC SV, AutoCultivo SV
  5. 005 Accion semilla
  6. 006 Acción Andina, Acción Andina, Bolivia
  7. 007 ACEID, Asociación Costarricense para el Estudio e Intervención en Drogas
  8. 008 ACPC, Asociacion Costarricense de Pacientes pro Cannabis
  9. 009 ADLRF, Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation
  10. 010 AFEW, AFEW International
  11. 011 Akzept, Bundesverband für akzeptierende Drogenarbeit und humane Drogenpolitik
  12. 012 ALC, Associazione Luca Coscioni
  13. 013 ALCS, Association de Lutte Contre le Sida (ALCS)
  14. 014 APDES, Agência Piaget para o Desenvolvimento
  15. 015 APP, Asociación Pensamiento Penal
  16. 016 AROD
  17. 017 Asia Catalyst
  18. 018 Association for Safer Drug Policies
  19. 019 BLEA, Blacks in Law Enforcement of America
  20. 020 CAFAC, Centro Cáritas de Formación para la Atención de las Farmacodependencias y Situaciones Críticas Asociadas A.C.
  21. 021 Cannabis News Network
  22. 022 Cannasense
  23. 023 Casa Apostolica, Casa Apostolica Comunidad Ecumenica de Monterrey
  24. 024 CatFAC, Federació d’Associacions de Cànnabis de Catalunya
  25. 025 CCM, Comunidad Cristiana Mesoamericana
  26. 026 CityWide, CityWide Drug Crisis Campaign
  27. 027 CLADECA, Centro Latinoamericano de Educación y Cultura Ambiental
  28. 028 CoCoSi, Asociación Comité Contra el Sida Cabañas
  29. 029 COIN, Centro de Orientación e Investigación Integral
  30. 030 Correlation Network, Correlation Network, European Network Social Inclusion & Health
  31. 031 CRCR, Council on Responsible Cannabis Regulation
  32. 032 CVC, Caribbean Vulnerable Communities Coalition
  33. 033 DAH, Deutsche AIDS-Hilfe
  34. 034 Deutscher Hanf Verband
  35. 035 DPA, Drug Policy Alliance
  36. 036 DPI, Drugs Peace Institute
  37. 037 EAHRN, Eastern Africa Harm Reduction Network
  38. 038 EC, Ecuador Cannabico
  39. 039 Elixinol
  40. 040 Encod, Encod.org
  41. 041 epsd, Estudiantes por una Política Sensata de Drogas
  42. 042 FCC, Fundacion Ciencias para la Cannabis
  43. 043 FedCURE
  44. 044 FEDECAC, Federació d’associacions Cannabiques Autoregulades de Catalunya
  45. 045 Fields of green for all
  46. 046 Finder, FINDER Institut für Präventionsforschung
  47. 047 FLCA, Family Law & Cannabis Alliance
  48. 048 FNCU, Federación Nacional de Cannabicultores del Uruguay
  49. 049 Gli Amici Di Nonna Canapa
  50. 050 GREA, Groupement Romand d'Etudes des Addictions
  51. 051 HANF Museum
  52. 052 Help Not Harm
  53. 053 Hep Free Hawai‘i
  54. 054 HFA, Hemp Foods Australia
  55. 055 HNH, Help Not Harm
  56. 056 HRA, Harm Reduction Australia
  57. 057 humanas Colombia, Centro Regional de Derechos Humanos y Justicia de Género
  58. 058 ICEERS, International Center for Ethnobotanical Education, Research & Service
  59. 059 ICM, Iglesia de la Comunidad Metropolitana
  60. 060 ICSDP, International Centre for Science in Drug Policy
  61. 061 IDPC, International Drug Policy Consortium
  62. 062 IEPC, Iglesia Evangélica Presbiteriana Costarricense
  63. 063 IEPES, Iglesia Evangélica Protestante de El Salvador
  64. 064 Iglesia Anglicana de El Salvador, Iglesia Episcopal Anglicana de El Salvador
  65. 065 Imersão Latina
  66. 066 Knowmad Institut
  67. 067 Latinoamérica Reforma, Fundación Latinoamérica Reforma
  68. 068 Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, LEAP
  69. 069 LEAP, Law Enforcement Action Partnership
  70. 070 LEAP costarica, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition Costa Rica
  71. 071 LMG, La Maria Guanaca
  72. 072 LSUC, Lambeth Service User Council (LSUC)
  73. 073 M357, Masoneria357
  74. 074 Mambo Social Club
  75. 075 MAPS, Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies
  76. 076 MCN, Medical Cannabis News
  77. 077 Mj Universe
  78. 078 Moms United
  79. 079 MumsDu, moms united and mandated to saving the lives of Drug Users
  80. 080 NAMA, National Alliance for Medication Assisted Recovery
  81. 081 NIERIKA, Asociación Multidisciplinaria para la Preservación de las Tradiciones Indígenas de las Plantas Sagradas
  82. 082 Normal
  83. 083 Norml France
  84. 084 Norwegian Association for Safer Drugs Policies
  85. 085 Parces, Pares en acción reacción contra la exclusión social
  86. 086 Perle Sociale ONG
  87. 087 Positive Change, The Chicago Recovery Alliance
  88. 088 REDUC, Rede Brasileira de Redução de Danos e Direitos Humanos
  89. 089 Reforma
  90. 090 Release
  91. 091 Reset
  92. 092 SACHR, St. Ann's Corner of Harm Reduction (SACHR)
  93. 093 SRCHC, South Riverdale Community Health Centre_SRCHC
  94. 094 ssdp, Students for Sensible Drug Policies
  95. 095 STDW, Stop The Drug War
  96. 096 The CHOW Project
  97. 097 The Wayside Chapel
  98. 098 Triagrama, Instituto para el Desarrollo de la Vida en Comunidad
  99. 099 Trinity Chicago, Trinity United Church of Christ
  100. 100 UAA, Unitarian Universalist Association
  101. 101 UHRN, Uganda Harm Reduction Network
  102. 102 Verter
  103. 103 Vivario
  104. 104 VS, Vicente Sederberg
  105. 105 YouthRise
  106. 106 Zegreen Lab

Individuals

138 Firmatari

Religious Leaders

18

  • 001 Rev. Martin Diaz International Consulting. Drug Policy and Harm Reduction Advocacy. President of IEPES
  • 002 Theol. Daniela Kreher Researcher, Pastoral With Youth, Harm Reduction, Drug Policy Advocacy. IEPES
  • 003 Pfr. Michael Kleim Theologian and activist for human rights. Member of the Schildower Kreis network of experts in science and practice. Germany
  • 004 Padre José Alejandro Solalinde Theologian and Catholic Priest, defender of the human rights of migrants. Coordinator of the Pastoral of Human Mobility South Pacific of the Mexican Episcopate.
  • 005 Padre Luis Barrios Theologian and Professor of John Jay College of Criminal Justice & Member of Ph.D. faculties in critical social/personality psychology. Graduate Center-City University of New York; Fellow American College of Forensic Examiner Institute-FECFEI
  • 006 Rvdo. Martín Barahona Bishop Emeritus and Peace Ambassador of the Anglican Episcopal Church of El Salvador.
  • 007 Dr. Dr. David A. Roldán Dr. in Theology and Dr. in Philosophy, Dean of the Theological Institute FIET. Argentina
  • 008 Lesley Murdock Administrator | Multicultural Growth & Witness of Unitarian Universalist Association, USA
  • 009 Rvdo. Miguel A. Hernandez Priest in charge of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in West Orange, NJ. USA
  • 010 Rev. Graham Long AM CEO/Pastor The Wayside Chapel, Australia
  • 011 Rev. Margarita Sánchez Bishop of Metropolitan Community Church (MCC), Dean of the MCC Garner Institute, Brazil.
  • 012 Rev. Cristiano Valerio Coordinator of MCC in the Southern Cone.
  • 013 Rev. Héctor Gutiérrez Elder of MCC, Metropolitan Christian Church. Associate Director of the Office of Emerging Ministries, Mexico
  • 014 Fray Julián Cruzalta Theologian and Activist for Human Rights, Mexico
  • 015 Rev. Daniel Santos Rodríguez Holder of the “Apostolic House Christ Libertador” Community of the City of Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico.
  • 016 Rvdo. Mario Luna Theologian, Ecumenical Church, El Salvador
  • 017 Christoph Schmidt Social Deacon, Germany
  • 018 Ulrich Töpfer Bund Evangelischer Jugend Mitteldeutschland, Deutschland

Academics and Experts

36

  • 019 Noam Chomsky Linguist, philosopher and activist. Professor Emeritus of Linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). USA
  • 020 David Nutt DM FRCP FRCPsych FMedSci DLaws, Prof of Neuropsychopharmacology, Imperial College, UK
  • 021 Dra. Raquel Peyraube Consultant in Harm Reduction and Public Policies | Uruguay
  • 022 Lic. Fidel Nieto Rector of the Salvadorean Lutheran University, El Salvador
  • 023 Lic. Dagoberto Gutiérrez Vice-rector of the Salvadorean Lutheran University and Signer of the Peace Agreements, El Salvador
  • 024 Dr. Sergio Sánchez Bustos Medical Doctor and Director of “Latinoamérica Reforma” Foundation, Chile
  • 025 Psic. Armando Loizaga Pazzi Director of NIERIKA A.C. Multidisciplinary Association for the Preservation of Indigenous Traditions of Sacred Plants, Mexico
  • 026 Dr. Mariano Fusero Director of the Drug Policy Area of the Penal Thought Association (APP), Argentina.
  • 027 Ernesto Cortés Executive Director of the Costa Rican Association for the Study and Intervention in Drugs (ACEID), Costa Rica
  • 028 Rodrigo Uprimny Yepes Founder and Member of the Board of Directors of “Dejusticia”, Colombia
  • 029 Profesor Hakim Himmich President of the Association for the Fight against AIDS (ALCS), Morocco
  • 030 M.A. Natalia Navas Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Labor Relations from Cornell University, Master of International Studies, CUNY Graduate Center (Postgraduate Center, University of New York City). Specialist in the sociological exploration of the patterns of globalized labor migration reflected in the new economy after the collapse of 2008. Militant for the rights of Migrants. USA
  • 031 MSc. Astrid Hahner Biology (Neurosciences) with expertise in psychedelic plant healing Berlin
  • 032 Hans Cousto Mathematician and musicologist. Expert in drugs. Author. Switzerland / Germany.
  • 033 Dra. Rahel Gall Director of CONTACT, Foundations of Addiction Assistance, Switzerland.
  • 034 Jean-Félix Savary Secretary General GREA, Groupement Romand d’Etudes des Addictions, Suiza
  • 035 Dr. Milton Flores Medical Psychiatrist, “Triagram” Institute for the Development of Life in Community, Chile
  • 036 Dr. Alex Wodak AM Emeritus Consultant, Alcohol and Drug Service, St Vincent’s Hospital
  • 037 Joycelyn Woods Director National Alliance for Medication Assisted Recovery, N.Y. EEUU
  • 038 Prof. Carla Rossi | Italia Professor of Medical Statistics, Representative of Nonviolent Radical Party Transnational Transparty (NRPTT) to UNODC, Official National Expert of HRDU indicator to EMCDDA, President of the Association Centro Studi Statistici e Sociali
  • 039 Zach Walsh, PhD, RPsych Associate Professor l Psychology | The University of British Columbia, Canada
  • 040 Dr. Marcus Day DSc Director of Caribbean Drug & Alcohol Research Institute, Saint Lucia [1]
  • 041 Eberhard Schatz Coordinator CORRELATION network, c/o Foundation De REGENBOOG GROEP, Holanda
  • 042 Oscar Hugo Espin Garcia St public mental health master degree at UNAM & member of ssdp México chapter
  • 043 Juan Machín Director of the Caritas Center for “Training for Drug Dependence Care and Associated Critical Situations” A.C., Mexico
  • 044 Lynne Raskin CEO of South Riverdale Community Health Centre, Canada
  • 045 Dr. Matthias von Reusner Medical Doctor, Nueva York, USA
  • 046 Dirk Schaeffer Board Member of Deutsche AIDS Hilfe
  • 047 Silke Reichrath Co-founder Brook Valley Research for Education in Nonviolence.
  • 048 Hans Sinn Co-founder Brook Valley Research for Education in Nonviolence.
  • 049 Mariana Pinzon Sciences of Religion, German Hemp Association, Cannafem, Germany
  • 050 Marcel Schage Political scientist, Germany.
  • 051 Joana Canêdo Advocacy and Policy Officer of Agência Piaget para o Desenvolvimento (APDES), Portugal
  • 052 Ethan A Nadelmann Founder of Drug Policy Alliance
  • 053 Ralf Gerlach Institute for the Furtherance of Qualitative Drug Research, Acceptance-Oriented Drug Work, and Rational Drug Policy, Münster, Germany.
  • 054 Aram Barra Master in Politics and Public Administration from New York University and University College London. He is currently an independent consultant on health, safety and human rights issues.

Politicians, Officials and Former Officials

8

  • 055 Bodo Ramelow Prime Minister of Thuringia, Germany
  • 056 Lic. Milton Romani Gerner Former General Secretary of the National Drug Board and Former Ambassador of Uruguay to the Organization of American States. Uruguay
  • 057 Hubert Wimber Former president of the Münster police. Board Member of LEAP, Germany
  • 058 Dr. Herbert Wilfredo Barillas Former Rector of National University of El Salvador, El Salvador
  • 059 Volker Beck Member of federal parlament. Alliance 90/the Green’s, Germany.
  • 060 Andreas Müller Juvenile Judge, Author, Germany.
  • 061 Tibor Harrach Pharmacist and Green Party candidate for the Bundestag, Berlin
  • 062 Holger Gundlach Former Director of the Department of Drugs of the National Office of Criminal Police of Hamburg, Germany.

Journalists and opinion makers:

2

  • 063 Emilio Ruchansky Journalist and author of “A world with drugs alternative roads to prohibition”, Argentina
  • 064 Roger Liggenstorfer Editorial “Nachtschatten”, Switzerland

Social Leaders

30

  • 065 Roberto Cañas Signing of the Peace Agreements, professor and political analyst. El Salvador
  • 066 Enrico Fletzer President of the European Coalition for Just and Effective Drug Policies -ENCOD, Italy.
  • 067 Joyce A. Rivera, ABD, MA Founder and Executive Director “Harm Reduction Corner” of Santa Ana, NY, USA
  • 068 Anton M Djajaprawira Executive Director of Rumah Cemara. Indonesia
  • 069 Anke van Dam Executive Director AFEW International, Amsterdam, Netherlands
  • 070 Farid Ghehiouèche Head of advocacy, FAAAT think & do tank
  • 071 André Nilsen Chair of Normal Norge
  • 072 Amy Romanello Charité Universitatsmedizin zu Berlin, líder del capítulo de SSDP Berlín
  • 073 Roar Mikalsen President of AROD
  • 074 Ana Maria Gazmuri CEO, Fundación Daya, Chile
  • 075 Rubem César Fernandes Director of “Viva Rio”, Brazil
  • 076 Anna Quigley City Wide, Independent Councillor on Dublin City Council, Gregory Group, Community activist, Irland
  • 077 Dan Bigg Director of Chicago Recovery Alliance, USA
  • 078 Donna May MUMSDU (moms united and mandated to saving the lives of Drug Users), Canada
  • 079 Gretchen Burns Bergman New PATH (Parents for Addiction Treatment & Healing) and Moms United to End the War on Drugs, California, USA
  • 080 Dr J. Carolyn Gomes Executive Director, Caribbean Vulnerable Communities Coalition (CVC), Jamaica
  • 081 Joel Simpson Founding Co-Chairperson, Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination, Guyana
  • 082 J.R. Neuberger, CMA Member, Board of Directors, National Alliance for Medication Assisted RecoveryJ.R. Neuberger, CMA. USA
  • 083 Emma Guadalupe Rodríguez Romero President of SSDP-Students for a Sensible Drug Policy, Mexico.
  • 084 Héctor Joel Anaya Segura Director of SSDP-Students for a Sensible Drug Policy, Mexico.
  • 085 Mark A. Varca, J.D. Chairman, Federal CURE, Florida
  • 086 Rachel Beth Wissner Outreach Associate, Family Law & Cannabis Alliance, Massachusetts
  • 087 Christian Hui Co-founder and Chair, Canadian Positive People Network, HIV+ and PWU/ID activist
  • 088 Dennis Sobin, Director Safe Streets Arts Foundation, Washington, DC
  • 089 Howard Gough Executive Chairman Jamaica Psychosocial Foundation (JPF)
  • 090 Wiqas Ahmad International Working Group Member of Initiative for Youth and Sustainable Development, Pakistan
  • 091 Ulrich Töpfer Federation of Evangelical Youth Central Germany, Germany.
  • 092 Graham de Barra Executive Director of Help Not Harm, Irland
  • 093 Florian Scheibein Deputy Director of HELP NOT HARM, Irland
  • 094 Ana Maria Gazmuri CEO, Fundación Daya, Chile

Business and philanthropic leaders

2

  • 095 Louis Santiago Director at CannaSense Total Wellness, EEUU
  • 096 John McAfee Computer security expert

Law and Justice

3

  • 097 Jack A. Cole Retired Lieutenant of New Jersey Police Department, Co-Founder of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, Honorary Council Member of Students for Sensible Drug Policy
  • 098 Ronald Hampton Retired Police Officer of the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, DC, former Executive Director of Blacks In Law Enforcement of America.
  • 099 Greg Barns Barrister and former National President of the Australian Lawyers Alliance

Activists

39

  • 100 Diego Grooscors Independent activist, Costa Rica
  • 101 Crack Rodríguez Artivist, El Salvador
  • 102 Ian McKnight from Community Activist, Jamaica
  • 103 Karsten Tögel-Lins “Legal High Inhaltsstoffe”, Germany
  • 104 Sebastian Bassy Pflegedienstleitung Caritas Sozialstation, Germany
  • 105 Sarah Nied Germany
  • 106 Dennis Karaula Hanf Initiative. Frankfurt, Germany
  • 107 Dirk Grimm Mindzone, München, Germany
  • 108 Holger Mueller Student, Germany
  • 109 Nic Voelk Germany
  • 110 Hendrikje Buhl Germany
  • 111 Matthias Hein Germany
  • 112 Moritz Rukiek Germany
  • 113 Reinhard Lehmann Germany
  • 114 Niels Biedermann Germany
  • 115 Imanuel Ziefle Germany
  • 116 Pia Huber Germany
  • 117 Michael Tillmanns Germany
  • 118 Uwe Vedder Germany
  • 119 Mark Zankl Germany
  • 120 Max Lausmann Germany
  • 121 Marcel Falke Germany
  • 122 Michael Thomas Bauer Germany
  • 123 Marcel Terhaag Germany
  • 124 Peter Schneider Germany
  • 125 Frans Bronkhorst Netherlands
  • 126 Matthias Rudelt Germany
  • 127 Herbert Pahlitzsch Germany
  • 128 Matthias Ulbrich Germany
  • 129 Richard Neubert Germany
  • 130 Jörg Schönthaler Germany
  • 131 Ralf Heinrich Germany
  • 132 Daniel Reusse Germany
  • 133 Sonja Faber Germany
  • 134 Marc Wenk Educador/ Erzieher, Germany
  • 135 Oda Meubrink Germany
  • 136 Florian Kraft Germany
  • 137 Laif Weishaupt Germany
  • 138 Alexandra Tarragoni Maillard Suiza

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