Students for Sensible Drug Policy

The largest national organization of young people dedicated to ending the War on Drugs. #StartMakingSense #TheWarOnDrugsIsAWarOnUs

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

@itstyson20 Join @SSDPofficial: https://t.co/2zkGjjIsoq

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[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

The world of harm reduction may see a major shift due to the two recently released letters from SAMHSA. Read SSDP's Harm Reduction and Science Policy Committees response to the proposed federal policy change... https://t.co/7Ba9s2kwGo

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

How does the War on Drugs impact the progress of scientific and medical research?

Brooke Sanders, a Neuroscience PhD student, describes how prohibition has caused delays in her research of the endocannabinoid system since 2019.

Join us today at https://t.co/Ett5eBdKX4

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

4 mg dose of naloxone is just as effective as the 8 mg dose — but an 8 mg dose increases the severity of withdrawal symptoms, putting individuals who are recovering from opioid overdose at higher risk of overdosing again.

https://t.co/EmGNphbEOm

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

Led by SSDP, forty-four organizations have all united around the message Decriminalize Now. https://t.co/trfQuLJBts

[Dina Titus @repdinatitus]

It’s time to puff, puff, pass the bill. As Co-Chair of the Congressional Cannabis Caucus, I am working with the Cannabis Unity Coalition to decriminalize marijuana as a dangerous drug. The federal government needs to catch up to the states. @NORML @DrugPolicyOrg @lastprisonerprj @NCIAorg

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

Marijuana never belonged in Schedule I but rescheduling is not legalization, and it will not stop arrests.

Join the Cannabis Unity Coalition in front of Congress at 9:00 am ET this coming Wednesday, May 13th — or support cannabis justice from home!

Yes, We Cannabis! ✊🏼

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

We need your help! Join the fight at home during the Cannabis Unity Coalition’s annual Cannabis Week of Unity this May 11-May 15, 2026. Here's how... https://t.co/zM0qjjJJD6

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

TODAY at noon ET. Join Adler SSDP for a virtual discussion about sex & psychedelics.

https://t.co/SgpofhsuCv

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

Access to accurate, compassionate education should never be a barrier to safety.

https://t.co/URDZEebrh0

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

SSDP is re-centering the voices of individuals who have been negatively impacted by cannabis criminalization—including those who lost decades of their life to incarceration

Cannabis still is not federally legal and our society continues to pay the price

https://t.co/dm6KPoady5

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

"There are still 3,000 federal prisoners serving time for marijuana offenses, and I pledged to lead a letter to President Trump and his pardons czar, Alice Marie Johnson, seeking their release." - @RepCohen https://t.co/5IQxScO1Ct

[Tom Angell 🌳📰ⓥ @tomangell]

Reducing consumer access to cannabis products is not popular, and even Ken Paxton knows it right now.

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

Congressman Cohen held a press conference on Monday (4/20) with individuals formerly incarcerated in Federal Prison for marijuana offenses alongside SSDP.

There are still 3,000 federal prisoners serving time for marijuana offenses.

https://t.co/HO6frO3vLx

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

Tobacco and nicotine are some of the most commonly used drugs on the planet, yet meaningful education about them can be surprisingly uncommon.

https://t.co/URDZEebrh0

[Tom Angell 🌳📰ⓥ @tomangell]

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) told Marijuana Moment she supports the Trump administration's cannabis rescheduling move—even if it "doesn’t quite make all the wrongs right" by leaving behind people who "had their lives destroyed by the war on drugs."
https://t.co/NC8REOZkzS

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

"We believe it is crucial that 4/20 be not only a celebration of how far we have progressed on cannabis policy since SSDP started in 1998 but a reminder of how far we have left to go,” said SSDP Executive Director Kat Murti. https://t.co/TJQro5ARuj

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

Take Back the Night is a national event that takes shape in different forms both on and off our campus. It is a night meant to provide survivors of sexual assault a safe space and allow people a place to feel safe and seen. https://t.co/TB3ZvnWJCi

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

“Under current drug laws, I was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole,” said Cesal.

https://t.co/rY7jsgQy8y

[FAMM Foundation @FAMMFoundation]

On April 20, @ssdpofficial took a powerful action by bringing survivors of extreme cannabis sentences to Washington, D.C., spotlighting the urgent need for federal cannabis legalization, the release of incarcerated individuals, and the restoration of their rights.

Representing FAMM, Kevin Hagan, our Federal Legislative Affairs Director, spoke at the press conference, which aimed to refocus the narrative around this cultural holiday.

[Students for Sensible Drug Policy @ssdpofficial]

Let's go, SSDP! https://t.co/6alkUo4TU6