Pursuing justice through a public health lens | We generate knowledge, translate knowledge into policy, and implement measures on ground | Antiracists | @NUSL
@ToEndAddiction We will be breaking down DIH laws all week on Instagram: how they work, who they harm, and what real solutions look like.
Follow @hijaction on IG to learn, share, and push for change.
As part of the Action Lab’s ongoing research into the destructive impact of drug-induced homicide (DIH) laws, we’re sharing new resources and leading a week of education.
To support families and push for better policy, we’ve released:
1. A Family Guide (with @ToEndAddiction): https://t.co/onHthdNvYN
2. A policy paper on DIH law impacts and solutions:
https://t.co/DTmFZUUoUr
We're so excited to share with you our IOAD 2025 theme: 'One big family, driven by hope' 💜
👉 Download your 2025 campaign kit now and start planning! https://t.co/zO6sQHhpC0
#OneBigFamily#DrivenByHope#IOAD2025#EndOverdose
🚨ACTION LAB RELEASE 🚨
In collaboration with the CPHLR, we've released a new visual dataset mapping drug-induced homicide (DIH) laws across the U.S.
data: https://t.co/L566IWVPpU
CPHLR: https://t.co/MBn4EwSzib
Understanding the wide range of DIH laws reveals their impact on communities, overdose prevention, and justice
Clear data can drive informed, equitable policy change
🚨 NEW ACTION LAB ARTICLE 🚨
Thread: Examining involuntary commitment for Substance Use Disorder (SUD) as a response to the overdose crisis.
Is it truly the humane alternative to incarceration it claims to be?
https://t.co/MHl8nM98QF
We must move away from institutionalization and toward voluntary, outpatient, evidence-driven care
These alternatives offer an effective, science-based path to recovery without the risks of coercive practices