Art Buro, Amsterdam
Squatter Movement
Prepared for ICASH
International Coalition
for Addict Self-Help
Human being, harm reduction worker and activist.
Nico had a way with words.
"People expect I will introduce
myself as a heroin addict. Would you introduce
yourself and say, Hello I'm a coffee drinker?"
Rise and Fall of Addiction
© G. Frenken
Ibogaine - Special Session
Presentations
Ibogaine: Life in the Psychedelic GhettoPatrtick K Kroupa -- Chairman of the Bored, MindVox, Inc.New Directions for Ibogaine ResearchDeborah C. Mash, Ph.D. -- Professor of Neurology and Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology, University of Miami School of Medicine.A Clinician's View of Ibogaine DetoxificationJeffrey D. Kamlet, M.D. -- Board Certified Addictionologist. President Elect, Florida Society of Addiction Medicine (FSAM).Ibogaine: To Have or Have Not. A review of the historical, legal and ethical implications of returning control of ibogaine to drug users.Howard S. Lotsof -- President, Dora Weiner FoundationIbogaine: the Case of a DEA Agent in Times of VoodooPeter Cohen, Ph.D. -- Director of the Centre for Drug Research at the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Universiteit van Amsterdam.Ibogaine and Harm Reduction for Non-injection Drug UsersDana Beal -- Cures Not WarsIbogaine Treatment in Urban SettingsDmitri Mugianis -- Human Being, Planet EarthOutcome Study of Ibogaine TherapyValerie Mojeiko -- Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS)18-Methoxycoronaridine, a Literature ReviewJonathan Freedlander, BS -- Towson UniversityIbogaine - Rite of PassageThe Fifth National Harm Reduction Conference in New Orleans, will be showing the American premiere of Ben De Loenen's documentary film. Time and room to be announced. See: Ibogaine: Rite of Passage
Ibogaine Roundtable Conference Brochure now available
Visit the Mindvox web site for photographs and speaker www links
Donations in Support
The Dora Weiner Foundation (DWF) will be participating in the Ibogaine Special Session at the 5th National Harm Reduction Coalition conferrence. DWF is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation established in 1983. The activities of the Foundation are exclusively charitable, educational and scientific with the intent to encourage and promote public knowledge of research in the study of chemical dependence and substance-related disorders and to advocate for the rights of patients being treated for dependence to drugs. All donations to support the Foundation's work are tax deductable.
A budget of $7,200.00 is required to cover all conference expenses including the cost of producing a conference brochure. (Donors will receive a copy of the brochure prepared by DWF for this conference.) Checks or money orders should be written to the Dora Weiner Founation and addressed to:
Dora Weiner Foundation
46 Oxford Place
Staten Island, NY 10301
USADonations from countries other than the United States should be in checks or money orders drawn on US banks in US dollars. Wire transfers can be accepted. For further information contact the Dora Weiner Foundation or visit DWF's web page. Thank you for your support. We anticipate the conference presentations will result in saved lives. This solicitation is made solely on behalf of the Dora Weiner Foundation and not in affiliation with the Harm Reduction Coalition or any other organization.
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