General news and articles talking about the Decriminalize Nature movement
In the past two months, both Denver, Colorado and Oakland, Californiadecriminalized psilocybin mushrooms (and in Oakland’s case, other naturally-occurring psychedelics like ayahuasca and iboga)…
Reporting from Oakland — Carlos Plazola locked himself in a bedroom while his cousin stood guard…
The movement to decriminalize psychedelics is gaining traction across the U.S.—and beyond—following successful campaigns to reform psilocybin laws in Denver and Oakland…
“IT WAS LIKE when you defrag the hard drive on your computer. I experienced blocks going into place, things being rearranged in my mind…
“MY CHILDHOOD was similar to those of many immigrants: my parents were under a lot of stress, and there was violence and alcoholism in the family,” says Carlos Plazola…
Psychaedelic drugs have been linked to a lower risk of suicide in marginalised people in a new study.
In 1963, then-psychology grad student William A Richards was studying in Germany when he volunteered to take part in an experiment with psychedelics.
Think of magic mushrooms and LSD and it’s likely that science is not the first thing that springs to mind.
On October 29, 1966, the Austin-based band 13th Floor Elevators performed their psych-rock hit, “You’re Gonna Miss Me” on American Bandstand.
After years battling arduous laws and red tape, psychedelic therapy research is enjoying new found freedoms. The onus is now on scientists to prove it really works…
