FIND A LOCAL CHAPTER
OF DECRIMINALIZE NATURE
Local chapters are the heartbeat of the Decriminalize Nature movement – they are the people bringing about real change. Find a local chapter near you, or learn how to start your own!
Communities Taking Action
LOCAL CHAPTERS
OF THE DECRIMINALIZE NATURE ORGANIZATION
Click on a local chapter for a quick link to their website.
See what they are doing to create change and healing in their communities, and reach out directly to join them and keep the momentum going!
AZ – Flagstaff
AZ – Mesa
CA – Humboldt
CA – Long Beach
CA – San Bernardino
CA – San Francisco
CA – San Luis Obispo
CA – Santa Barbara
CA – Tracy
Canada
DC – Washington DC
Florida
France
Georgia
IL – Chicago
LA – Baton Rouge
Maine
MI – Grand Rapids
MI – Jackson
Michigan
MN – Mankato
MN – Minneapolis
MO – Columbia
Montana
NC – Charlotte
NV – Las Vegas
NY – New York
OH – Columbus
OR – Portland
PA – Philadelphia
South Dakota
Virginia
WA – Port Townsend
WI – Madison
Arkansas
AZ – Flagstaff
AZ – Mesa
CA – Humboldt
CA – Long Beach
CA – San Bernardino
CA – San Francisco
CA – San Luis Obispo
CA – Santa Barbara
CA – Tracy
Canada
DC – Washington DC
Florida
France
Georgia
IL – Chicago
LA – Baton Rouge
Maine
MI – Grand Rapids
MI – Jackson
Michigan
MN – Mankato
MN – Minneapolis
MO – Columbia
Montana
NC – Charlotte
NV – Las Vegas
NY – New York
OH – Columbus
OR – Portland
PA – Philadelphia
South Dakota
Virginia
WA – Port Townsend
WI – Madison
Success from Local Chapters
The pulse of the Decriminalize Nature organization lies in the hearts of our local chapters, these are the local areas who have passed resolutions to decriminalize entheogenic plants and fungi.
They are the roots of our grassroots movement!
“When I first discovered the power of plant medicine, I felt a strong urge to create a safe and supportive framework in my community so that others could experience deep healing under the protection of the law. That’s when I discovered Decriminalize Nature.
It was essential for me to build a safe political and social climate around plant medicine—one that would protect facilitators, participants, and the broader community. But with such a lofty goal and no experience in politics, I turned to Decriminalize Nature’s national team for guidance in early 2020.
Right away, I was connected to others in Arizona who shared the same vision. Through monthly state-level meetings, I began to learn the foundational steps of changing local and state policies. These meetings not only taught me about the challenges we’d face, but more importantly, they helped me find a community of like-minded people committed to making the world a better place. For the first time, I felt at home in a community that shared my passion for this work.
Thanks to the guidance and unwavering support of the national Decriminalize Nature team, I gained the confidence to start advocating for change in my own city.
The leadership from the national team has been crucial, consistently keeping us informed about developments at the state, national, and global levels. Their dedication gives me full faith that, together, we will continue to empower our city and state to create a world where people are not criminalized for seeking healing or a deeper connection with nature.”
– Jamie Blasquez, Organizer DN Flagstaff and Arizona