In my first Laidlaw summer I was part of a project titled The Critical Studies in Harm Reduction History Project. This video is my reflection of the project.
"There is no reflection, there is no improvement" is such an incredible quote, I really appreciate the research you're conducting in your project, particularly focusing on a topic as significant as the war on drugs. Accessibility is a key issue in so much academia especially as it pertains to minority groups, and I agree that the first step towards harm reduction, and ultimately reform, begins with accessibility of information.
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"There is no reflection, there is no improvement" is such an incredible quote, I really appreciate the research you're conducting in your project, particularly focusing on a topic as significant as the war on drugs. Accessibility is a key issue in so much academia especially as it pertains to minority groups, and I agree that the first step towards harm reduction, and ultimately reform, begins with accessibility of information.